Beowulf's quest in the graphic novel promotes strong non-verbal communication and is presented in more detail. In the traditional text, this is shown more rigidly, with less detail.
How do graphic novels increase understanding of the traditional text?
- The graphic novel, allows the reader to have the help of images to increase the understanding of the text.
- The images detail the environment and situations that Beowulf faces.
- This allows the reader to have access to very efficient non-verbal communication, which complements the text and makes it easier for the reader.
- Furthermore, the reader can understand Beowulf's expressions, monsters, and fears.
It is important to point out that "Beowulf" is the epic about the Anglo-Saxon hero and his quest to face monsters that plague the population.
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