Hey, we have Holly Blackback again.

Yay!

And I figured last episode, I had a fantasy quorum some questions. I have so many questions

for the fantasy quorum, but I'm going to start asking us questions and see what we think.

Alright. So we're going to start with

one that's a little similar to last time. Is Beowulf fantasy? Is Beowulf fantasy? Is Beowulf

fantasy? What is the argument against Beowulf being fantasy? That the Beowulf poet, we don't

know who they were, thought that this was a historical account

if you think you're writing a historical account and you do not know that these fantastical things

don't exist and i'm specifically picking bailwolf instead of a religious text for that reason right

that you don't know you think grendel was a real actual threat.

Does that, is that a fantasy story or not?

I don't know if I agree with the premise that the writer thought it was true.

Okay.

But.

Let's assume that they did. Assume that they did. Assume that they did. Right. Okay. It... Let's assume that they did.

Assume that they did.

Assume that they did.

Right.

Okay.

It's a little, like we know so little about the bail wolf author, like that it's hard

to say either way, but we can assume, like, we know that like with like the Ely and the

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