Uthred

Uthred, also known as Uthred Ragnarson, is a legendary figure from Old English literature, most notably from the epic poem Beowulf. He is the son of the legendary hero Ragnar Lodbrok and is introduced as a young man in the poem. Uthred is described as being of noble birth and possessing great strength and courage. He is known for his loyalty and bravery, often standing by his father and other companions in times of danger. Uthred's character is central to the narrative of Beowulf, as he plays a significant role in the events that unfold, particularly in the final battle against the dragon. His actions and decisions are crucial in determining the fate of the Geats and their kingdom. Despite his youth, Uthred's character embodies the virtues of a true hero, making him a memorable figure in Old English literature.