In reading of the exploits of Beowulf and of Sundiata, we know that such heroes often boast of their many challenges and victories. Heroes like Sundiata and Beowulf want the world to know who they were and what they did to save their people and become legends. It is natural that our two warriors would share and perhaps boast about what makes them most proud. Write a story that details the meeting between Sundiata and Beowulf Assume that like most bold men, there is pride in the battles they have won, and they are anxious to impress the other with the dangers of their travels and the monsters they have slain along the way. In boasting of their journeys, how might each describe the perils that faced him and the steps he took to emerge a hero? Use dialogue to help describe each event. In paragragh 1 (the introduction), describe how and where they meet. In the body paragraphs that follow, devote at least one paragraph to Beowulf's boasts of his journeys and victories. Follow it with at least one paragraph detailing Sundiata's boasts of his exploits. End the story with their parting words and advice to each other and what they might say to each other during this conversation.