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Beowulf says he can die happily because he has achieved his goal of defeating the dragon that threatened his kingdom, thus ensuring the safety of his people. By fulfilling his duty as a hero and protecting his community, Beowulf finds peace in knowing that he has left a positive legacy for future generations.

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