Beowulf

CHARACTER: NARRATOR (ATE SIMONE)

Scene 1: Heorot Hall

Narrator: In the land of the Danes, King Hrothgar ruled from Heorot Hall. His people were plagued by the monster Grendel, who
attacked the hall every night.
King Hrothgar: (concerned) Our hall, Heorot, is haunted by the vile creature Grendel. None can withstand his terrible might.
Beowulf: (confident) Fear not, King Hrothgar. I am Beowulf, a warrior of the Geats. I shall rid you of this menace.

Scene 2: Beowulf vs. Grendel

Narrator: That night, the warriors sleep in Heorot, with Beowulf keeping watch. Grendel arrives and consumes one of the warriors,
then reaches for Beowulf.
Grendel: (groans and roars)
Beowulf: (defiant) Come, Grendel! Face the might of Beowulf!
Narrator: Beowulf, famous for his powerful grip, struggles with Grendel, tearing off the monster's shoulder and arm.
Grendel: (howls in pain)
Beowulf: (triumphant) I have defeated Grendel! Let joy fill the halls of Heorot!
Narrator: Grendel returns to the fens to die. His arm is hung as a trophy under the roof of Heorot.

Scene 3: Grendel's Mother's Revenge

Narrator: Grendel's mother seeks revenge for her son's death, dragging Beowulf into a dangerous underwater battle.
Grendel's Mother: (menacing) You have slain my son, Beowulf. Now you shall face my wrath!
Beowulf: (determined) I will not falter. I shall triumph over you as well! (SHING SHING)

Scene 4: The Hero's Return

Beowulf: (weary) The battle was fierce, but Grendel and his mother are defeated.
King Hrothgar: (grateful) Beowulf, you have saved my people. You are a true hero.
Wiglaf: (excited) Beowulf has returned victorious!
Narrator: Beowulf and his men return to Geatland, the land of the Geats. At Heardred's death, he takes the throne of the Geats, and
rules in great prosperity and fame for fifty years.

Scene 5: The Dragon's Wrath

Narrator: Many years later, Beowulf faces a new threat - a dragon guarding a hoard of treasure that terrorizes the land. A thief steals
a cup, but the dragon discovers the theft and burns the land.
Beowulf: (courageously) "A new adversary emerges, a dragon guarding ancient treasure. I fight not just for me, but for
the honor of my people!" (aging but determined) I may be old, but I will not let this dragon harm my people.
Wiglaf: (loyal) I am with you, Beowulf. Together, we shall face this final challenge.

Scene 6: Beowulf's Sacrifice

Narrator: Beowulf confronts the dragon in a fierce battle. The clash of scales and steel resounds as Beowulf faces the
dragon. In the end, the dragon falls, but not without taking its toll on the hero.
Dragon: (roaring) powerful dragon sounds
Beowulf: (weakened) "My time has come, but I leave with pride, knowing I've protected my people." Wiglaf, you must
carry on my legacy.
Wiglaf: (devoted) I will, Beowulf. Your bravery will be remembered through the ages. “LONG LIVE BEOWULF!”
Beowulf: (in pain) "My strength wanes, but I fight on! For the honor of my people!"

Scene 7: The Legacy Lives On

Narrator: Beowulf defeats the dragon but succumbs to his wounds.
Wiglaf: (solemn) Beowulf may be gone, but his legacy lives on. Let us honor the hero who sacrificed everything for his people.
Narrator: And so, the tale of Beowulf, the mighty warrior, echoes through the ages, a testament to courage, loyalty, and the enduring
spirit of heroes.
 Beowulf
CHARACTER: KING HROTHGAR (ANNICA)

Scene 1: Heorot Hall

Narrator: In the land of the Danes, King Hrothgar ruled from Heorot Hall. His people were plagued by the monster Grendel, who
attacked the hall every night.
King Hrothgar: (concerned) Our hall, Heorot, is haunted by the vile creature Grendel. None can withstand his terrible might.
Beowulf: (confident) Fear not, King Hrothgar. I am Beowulf, a warrior of the Geats. I shall rid you of this menace.

Scene 2: Beowulf vs. Grendel

Narrator: That night, the warriors sleep in Heorot, with Beowulf keeping watch. Grendel arrives and consumes one of the warriors,
then reaches for Beowulf.
Grendel: (groans and roars)
Beowulf: (defiant) Come, Grendel! Face the might of Beowulf! (SHING SHING)
Narrator: Beowulf, famous for his powerful grip, struggles with Grendel, tearing off the monster's shoulder and arm.
Grendel: (howls in pain)
Beowulf: (triumphant) I have defeated Grendel! Let joy fill the halls of Heorot! (SHOUTS AND PALAKPAKAN)
Narrator: Grendel returns to the fens to die. His arm is hung as a trophy under the roof of Heorot.

Scene 3: Grendel's Mother's Revenge

Narrator: Grendel's mother seeks revenge for her son's death, dragging Beowulf into a dangerous underwater battle.
Grendel's Mother: (menacing) You have slain my son, Beowulf. Now you shall face my wrath!
Beowulf: (determined) I will not falter. I shall triumph over you as well! (SHING SHING)

Scene 4: The Hero's Return

Beowulf: (weary) The battle was fierce, but Grendel and his mother are defeated.
King Hrothgar: (grateful) Beowulf, you have saved my people. You are a true hero.
Wiglaf: (excited) Beowulf has returned victorious!
Narrator: Beowulf and his men return to Geatland, the land of the Geats. At Heardred's death, he takes the throne of the Geats, and
rules in great prosperity and fame for fifty years.

Scene 5: The Dragon's Wrath

Narrator: Many years later, Beowulf faces a new threat - a dragon guarding a hoard of treasure that terrorizes the land. A thief steals
a cup, but the dragon discovers the theft and burns the land.
Beowulf: (courageously) "A new adversary emerges, a dragon guarding ancient treasure. I fight not just for me, but for
the honor of my people!" (aging but determined) I may be old, but I will not let this dragon harm my people.
Wiglaf: (loyal) I am with you, Beowulf. Together, we shall face this final challenge.

Scene 6: Beowulf's Sacrifice

Narrator: Beowulf confronts the dragon in a fierce battle. The clash of scales and steel resounds as Beowulf faces the
dragon. In the end, the dragon falls, but not without taking its toll on the hero.
Dragon: (roaring) powerful dragon sounds
Beowulf: (weakened) "My time has come, but I leave with pride, knowing I've protected my people." Wiglaf, you must
carry on my legacy.
Wiglaf: (devoted) I will, Beowulf. Your bravery will be remembered through the ages. “LONG LIVE BEOWULF!”
Beowulf: (in pain) "My strength wanes, but I fight on! For the honor of my people!"

Scene 7: The Legacy Lives On

Narrator: Beowulf defeats the dragon but succumbs to his wounds.
Wiglaf: (solemn) Beowulf may be gone, but his legacy lives on. Let us honor the hero who sacrificed everything for his people.
Narrator: And so, the tale of Beowulf, the mighty warrior, echoes through the ages, a testament to courage, loyalty, and the enduring
spirit of heroes.
 Beowulf
CHARACTER: GRENDEL (JIMWELL)

Scene 1: Heorot Hall

Narrator: In the land of the Danes, King Hrothgar ruled from Heorot Hall. His people were plagued by the monster Grendel, who
attacked the hall every night.
King Hrothgar: (concerned) Our hall, Heorot, is haunted by the vile creature Grendel. None can withstand his terrible might.
Beowulf: (confident) Fear not, King Hrothgar. I am Beowulf, a warrior of the Geats. I shall rid you of this menace.

Scene 2: Beowulf vs. Grendel

Narrator: That night, the warriors sleep in Heorot, with Beowulf keeping watch. Grendel arrives and consumes one of the warriors,
then reaches for Beowulf.
Grendel: (groans and roars)
Beowulf: (defiant) Come, Grendel! Face the might of Beowulf! (SHING SHING)
Narrator: Beowulf, famous for his powerful grip, struggles with Grendel, tearing off the monster's shoulder and arm.
Grendel: (howls in pain)
Beowulf: (triumphant) I have defeated Grendel! Let joy fill the halls of Heorot! (SHOUTS AND PALAKPAKAN)
Narrator: Grendel returns to the fens to die. His arm is hung as a trophy under the roof of Heorot.

Scene 3: Grendel's Mother's Revenge

Narrator: Grendel's mother seeks revenge for her son's death, dragging Beowulf into a dangerous underwater battle.
Grendel's Mother: (menacing) You have slain my son, Beowulf. Now you shall face my wrath!
Beowulf: (determined) I will not falter. I shall triumph over you as well! (SHING SHING)

Scene 4: The Hero's Return

Beowulf: (weary) The battle was fierce, but Grendel and his mother are defeated.
King Hrothgar: (grateful) Beowulf, you have saved my people. You are a true hero.
Wiglaf: (excited) Beowulf has returned victorious!
Narrator: Beowulf and his men return to Geatland, the land of the Geats. At Heardred's death, he takes the throne of the Geats, and
rules in great prosperity and fame for fifty years.

Scene 5: The Dragon's Wrath

Narrator: Many years later, Beowulf faces a new threat - a dragon guarding a hoard of treasure that terrorizes the land. A thief steals
a cup, but the dragon discovers the theft and burns the land.
Beowulf: (courageously) "A new adversary emerges, a dragon guarding ancient treasure. I fight not just for me, but for
the honor of my people!" (aging but determined) I may be old, but I will not let this dragon harm my people.
Wiglaf: (loyal) I am with you, Beowulf. Together, we shall face this final challenge.

Scene 6: Beowulf's Sacrifice

Narrator: Beowulf confronts the dragon in a fierce battle. The clash of scales and steel resounds as Beowulf faces the
dragon. In the end, the dragon falls, but not without taking its toll on the hero.
Dragon: (roaring) powerful dragon sounds
Beowulf: (weakened) "My time has come, but I leave with pride, knowing I've protected my people." Wiglaf, you must
carry on my legacy.
Wiglaf: (devoted) I will, Beowulf. Your bravery will be remembered through the ages. “LONG LIVE BEOWULF!”
Beowulf: (in pain) "My strength wanes, but I fight on! For the honor of my people!"

Scene 7: The Legacy Lives On

Narrator: Beowulf defeats the dragon but succumbs to his wounds.
Wiglaf: (solemn) Beowulf may be gone, but his legacy lives on. Let us honor the hero who sacrificed everything for his people.
Narrator: And so, the tale of Beowulf, the mighty warrior, echoes through the ages, a testament to courage, loyalty, and the enduring
spirit of heroes.
 Beowulf
CHARACTER: GRENDEL’S MOTHER (RHON)

Scene 1: Heorot Hall

Narrator: In the land of the Danes, King Hrothgar ruled from Heorot Hall. His people were plagued by the monster Grendel, who
attacked the hall every night.
King Hrothgar: (concerned) Our hall, Heorot, is haunted by the vile creature Grendel. None can withstand his terrible might.
Beowulf: (confident) Fear not, King Hrothgar. I am Beowulf, a warrior of the Geats. I shall rid you of this menace.

Scene 2: Beowulf vs. Grendel

Narrator: That night, the warriors sleep in Heorot, with Beowulf keeping watch. Grendel arrives and consumes one of the warriors,
then reaches for Beowulf.
Grendel: (groans and roars)
Beowulf: (defiant) Come, Grendel! Face the might of Beowulf! (SHING SHING)
Narrator: Beowulf, famous for his powerful grip, struggles with Grendel, tearing off the monster's shoulder and arm.
Grendel: (howls in pain)
Beowulf: (triumphant) I have defeated Grendel! Let joy fill the halls of Heorot! (SHOUTS AND PALAKPAKAN)
Narrator: Grendel returns to the fens to die. His arm is hung as a trophy under the roof of Heorot.

Scene 3: Grendel's Mother's Revenge

Narrator: Grendel's mother seeks revenge for her son's death, dragging Beowulf into a dangerous underwater battle.
Grendel's Mother: (menacing) You have slain my son, Beowulf. Now you shall face my wrath!
Beowulf: (determined) I will not falter. I shall triumph over you as well! (SHING SHING)

Scene 4: The Hero's Return

Beowulf: (weary) The battle was fierce, but Grendel and his mother are defeated.
King Hrothgar: (grateful) Beowulf, you have saved my people. You are a true hero.
Wiglaf: (excited) Beowulf has returned victorious!
Narrator: Beowulf and his men return to Geatland, the land of the Geats. At Heardred's death, he takes the throne of the Geats, and
rules in great prosperity and fame for fifty years.

Scene 5: The Dragon's Wrath

Narrator: Many years later, Beowulf faces a new threat - a dragon guarding a hoard of treasure that terrorizes the land. A thief steals
a cup, but the dragon discovers the theft and burns the land.
Beowulf: (courageously) "A new adversary emerges, a dragon guarding ancient treasure. I fight not just for me, but for
the honor of my people!" (aging but determined) I may be old, but I will not let this dragon harm my people.
Wiglaf: (loyal) I am with you, Beowulf. Together, we shall face this final challenge.

Scene 6: Beowulf's Sacrifice

Narrator: Beowulf confronts the dragon in a fierce battle. The clash of scales and steel resounds as Beowulf faces the
dragon. In the end, the dragon falls, but not without taking its toll on the hero.
Dragon: (roaring) powerful dragon sounds
Beowulf: (weakened) "My time has come, but I leave with pride, knowing I've protected my people." Wiglaf, you must
carry on my legacy.
Wiglaf: (devoted) I will, Beowulf. Your bravery will be remembered through the ages. “LONG LIVE BEOWULF!”
Beowulf: (in pain) "My strength wanes, but I fight on! For the honor of my people!"

Scene 7: The Legacy Lives On

Narrator: Beowulf defeats the dragon but succumbs to his wounds.
Wiglaf: (solemn) Beowulf may be gone, but his legacy lives on. Let us honor the hero who sacrificed everything for his people.
Narrator: And so, the tale of Beowulf, the mighty warrior, echoes through the ages, a testament to courage, loyalty, and the enduring
spirit of heroes.
 Beowulf
CHARACTER: WIGLAF (JHANA)

Scene 1: Heorot Hall

Narrator: In the land of the Danes, King Hrothgar ruled from Heorot Hall. His people were plagued by the monster Grendel, who
attacked the hall every night.
King Hrothgar: (concerned) Our hall, Heorot, is haunted by the vile creature Grendel. None can withstand his terrible might.
Beowulf: (confident) Fear not, King Hrothgar. I am Beowulf, a warrior of the Geats. I shall rid you of this menace.

Scene 2: Beowulf vs. Grendel

Narrator: That night, the warriors sleep in Heorot, with Beowulf keeping watch. Grendel arrives and consumes one of the warriors,
then reaches for Beowulf.
Grendel: (groans and roars)
Beowulf: (defiant) Come, Grendel! Face the might of Beowulf! (SHING SHING)
Narrator: Beowulf, famous for his powerful grip, struggles with Grendel, tearing off the monster's shoulder and arm.
Grendel: (howls in pain)
Beowulf: (triumphant) I have defeated Grendel! Let joy fill the halls of Heorot! (SHOUTS AND PALAKPAKAN)
Narrator: Grendel returns to the fens to die. His arm is hung as a trophy under the roof of Heorot.

Scene 3: Grendel's Mother's Revenge

Narrator: Grendel's mother seeks revenge for her son's death, dragging Beowulf into a dangerous underwater battle.
Grendel's Mother: (menacing) You have slain my son, Beowulf. Now you shall face my wrath!
Beowulf: (determined) I will not falter. I shall triumph over you as well! (SHING SHING)

Scene 4: The Hero's Return

Beowulf: (weary) The battle was fierce, but Grendel and his mother are defeated.
King Hrothgar: (grateful) Beowulf, you have saved my people. You are a true hero.
Wiglaf: (excited) Beowulf has returned victorious!
Narrator: Beowulf and his men return to Geatland, the land of the Geats. At Heardred's death, he takes the throne of the Geats, and
rules in great prosperity and fame for fifty years.

Scene 5: The Dragon's Wrath

Narrator: Many years later, Beowulf faces a new threat - a dragon guarding a hoard of treasure that terrorizes the land. A thief steals
a cup, but the dragon discovers the theft and burns the land.
Beowulf: (courageously) "A new adversary emerges, a dragon guarding ancient treasure. I fight not just for me, but for
the honor of my people!" (aging but determined) I may be old, but I will not let this dragon harm my people.
Wiglaf: (loyal) I am with you, Beowulf. Together, we shall face this final challenge.

Scene 6: Beowulf's Sacrifice

Narrator: Beowulf confronts the dragon in a fierce battle. The clash of scales and steel resounds as Beowulf faces the
dragon. In the end, the dragon falls, but not without taking its toll on the hero.
Dragon: (roaring) powerful dragon sounds
Beowulf: (weakened) "My time has come, but I leave with pride, knowing I've protected my people." Wiglaf, you must
carry on my legacy.
Wiglaf: (devoted) I will, Beowulf. Your bravery will be remembered through the ages. “LONG LIVE BEOWULF!”
Beowulf: (in pain) "My strength wanes, but I fight on! For the honor of my people!"

Scene 7: The Legacy Lives On

Narrator: Beowulf defeats the dragon but succumbs to his wounds.
Wiglaf: (solemn) Beowulf may be gone, but his legacy lives on. Let us honor the hero who sacrificed everything for his people.
Narrator: And so, the tale of Beowulf, the mighty warrior, echoes through the ages, a testament to courage, loyalty, and the enduring
spirit of heroes.
 Beowulf
CHARACTER: THE DRAGON (LUCKY)

Scene 1: Heorot Hall

Narrator: In the land of the Danes, King Hrothgar ruled from Heorot Hall. His people were plagued by the monster Grendel, who
attacked the hall every night.
King Hrothgar: (concerned) Our hall, Heorot, is haunted by the vile creature Grendel. None can withstand his terrible might.
Beowulf: (confident) Fear not, King Hrothgar. I am Beowulf, a warrior of the Geats. I shall rid you of this menace.

Scene 2: Beowulf vs. Grendel

Narrator: That night, the warriors sleep in Heorot, with Beowulf keeping watch. Grendel arrives and consumes one of the warriors,
then reaches for Beowulf.
Grendel: (groans and roars)
Beowulf: (defiant) Come, Grendel! Face the might of Beowulf! (SHING SHING)
Narrator: Beowulf, famous for his powerful grip, struggles with Grendel, tearing off the monster's shoulder and arm.
Grendel: (howls in pain)
Beowulf: (triumphant) I have defeated Grendel! Let joy fill the halls of Heorot! (SHOUTS AND PALAKPAKAN)
Narrator: Grendel returns to the fens to die. His arm is hung as a trophy under the roof of Heorot.

Scene 3: Grendel's Mother's Revenge

Narrator: Grendel's mother seeks revenge for her son's death, dragging Beowulf into a dangerous underwater battle.
Grendel's Mother: (menacing) You have slain my son, Beowulf. Now you shall face my wrath!
Beowulf: (determined) I will not falter. I shall triumph over you as well! (SHING SHING)

Scene 4: The Hero's Return

Beowulf: (weary) The battle was fierce, but Grendel and his mother are defeated.
King Hrothgar: (grateful) Beowulf, you have saved my people. You are a true hero.
Wiglaf: (excited) Beowulf has returned victorious!
Narrator: Beowulf and his men return to Geatland, the land of the Geats. At Heardred's death, he takes the throne of the Geats, and
rules in great prosperity and fame for fifty years.

Scene 5: The Dragon's Wrath

Narrator: Many years later, Beowulf faces a new threat - a dragon guarding a hoard of treasure that terrorizes the land. A thief steals
a cup, but the dragon discovers the theft and burns the land.
Beowulf: (courageously) "A new adversary emerges, a dragon guarding ancient treasure. I fight not just for me, but for
the honor of my people!" (aging but determined) I may be old, but I will not let this dragon harm my people.
Wiglaf: (loyal) I am with you, Beowulf. Together, we shall face this final challenge.

Scene 6: Beowulf's Sacrifice

Narrator: Beowulf confronts the dragon in a fierce battle. The clash of scales and steel resounds as Beowulf faces the
dragon. In the end, the dragon falls, but not without taking its toll on the hero.
Dragon: (roaring) powerful dragon sounds
Beowulf: (weakened) "My time has come, but I leave with pride, knowing I've protected my people." Wiglaf, you must
carry on my legacy.
Wiglaf: (devoted) I will, Beowulf. Your bravery will be remembered through the ages. “LONG LIVE BEOWULF!”
Beowulf: (in pain) "My strength wanes, but I fight on! For the honor of my people!"

Scene 7: The Legacy Lives On

Narrator: Beowulf defeats the dragon but succumbs to his wounds.
Wiglaf: (solemn) Beowulf may be gone, but his legacy lives on. Let us honor the hero who sacrificed everything for his people.
Narrator: And so, the tale of Beowulf, the mighty warrior, echoes through the ages, a testament to courage, loyalty, and the enduring
spirit of heroes.
 Beowulf
CHARACTER: BEOWULF (CHESKA)

Scene 1: Heorot Hall

Narrator: In the land of the Danes, King Hrothgar ruled from Heorot Hall. His people were plagued by the monster Grendel, who
attacked the hall every night.
King Hrothgar: (concerned) Our hall, Heorot, is haunted by the vile creature Grendel. None can withstand his terrible might.
Beowulf: (confident) Fear not, King Hrothgar. I am Beowulf, a warrior of the Geats. I shall rid you of this menace.

Scene 2: Beowulf vs. Grendel

Narrator: That night, the warriors sleep in Heorot, with Beowulf keeping watch. Grendel arrives and consumes one of the warriors,
then reaches for Beowulf.
Grendel: (groans and roars)
Beowulf: (defiant) Come, Grendel! Face the might of Beowulf! (SHING SHING)
Narrator: Beowulf, famous for his powerful grip, struggles with Grendel, tearing off the monster's shoulder and arm.
Grendel: (howls in pain)
Beowulf: (triumphant) I have defeated Grendel! Let joy fill the halls of Heorot! (SHOUTS AND PALAKPAKAN)
Narrator: Grendel returns to the fens to die. His arm is hung as a trophy under the roof of Heorot.

Scene 3: Grendel's Mother's Revenge

Narrator: Grendel's mother seeks revenge for her son's death, dragging Beowulf into a dangerous underwater battle.
Grendel's Mother: (menacing) You have slain my son, Beowulf. Now you shall face my wrath!
Beowulf: (determined) I will not falter. I shall triumph over you as well! (SHING SHING)

Scene 4: The Hero's Return

Beowulf: (weary) The battle was fierce, but Grendel and his mother are defeated.
King Hrothgar: (grateful) Beowulf, you have saved my people. You are a true hero.
Wiglaf: (excited) Beowulf has returned victorious!
Narrator: Beowulf and his men return to Geatland, the land of the Geats. At Heardred's death, he takes the throne of the Geats, and
rules in great prosperity and fame for fifty years.

Scene 5: The Dragon's Wrath

Narrator: Many years later, Beowulf faces a new threat - a dragon guarding a hoard of treasure that terrorizes the land. A thief steals
a cup, but the dragon discovers the theft and burns the land.
Beowulf: (courageously) "A new adversary emerges, a dragon guarding ancient treasure. I fight not just for me, but for
the honor of my people!" (aging but determined) I may be old, but I will not let this dragon harm my people.
Wiglaf: (loyal) I am with you, Beowulf. Together, we shall face this final challenge.

Scene 6: Beowulf's Sacrifice

Narrator: Beowulf confronts the dragon in a fierce battle. The clash of scales and steel resounds as Beowulf faces the
dragon. In the end, the dragon falls, but not without taking its toll on the hero.
Dragon: (roaring) powerful dragon sounds
Beowulf: (weakened) "My time has come, but I leave with pride, knowing I've protected my people." Wiglaf, you must
carry on my legacy.
Wiglaf: (devoted) I will, Beowulf. Your bravery will be remembered through the ages. “LONG LIVE BEOWULF!”
Beowulf: (in pain) "My strength wanes, but I fight on! For the honor of my people!"

Scene 7: The Legacy Lives On

Narrator: Beowulf defeats the dragon but succumbs to his wounds.
Wiglaf: (solemn) Beowulf may be gone, but his legacy lives on. Let us honor the hero who sacrificed everything for his people.
Narrator: And so, the tale of Beowulf, the mighty warrior, echoes through the ages, a testament to courage, loyalty, and the enduring
spirit of heroes.