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Beowulf was written down by Christians. It does not mention any god other than the Christian one, although it refers to fruitless offerings to other gods, see lines 170-188. Presumably to the mind of the person who wrote down the poem (in all probability a monk), the Danes would not have been afflicted by Grendel if they had been Christians.

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The castle in Macbeth is called Dunsinane Castle. It is the final stronghold of Macbeth where he makes his last stand against the forces of Malcolm and Macduff.

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The name of the great feasting hall in Beowulf is called Heorot.

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