One example of this in literature is in the early written novel Beowulf. The main character, Beowulf, exhibits nobility in his treatment of Unferth after defeating Grendel's mother. Despite Unferth's inconsiderate treatment of Beowulf upon his arrival at Heorot, Beowulf acknowledges Unferth's willingness to lend him Hrunting before his battle with Grendel's mother. When he returns the sword to Unferth, he "Blade Unferth take the sword and thanked him for lending it. He said he had found it a friend in battle and a powerful help; he put no blame on the blade's cutting edge. He was a considerate man." (lines 1808-1812). Had Beowulf not been noble, he would not have been so gracious and modest when he returned the sword to Unferth and probably would've said something along the lines of, "Thanks for the piece of junk, it did nothing." This example shows us that when a humbling event of God happens, be calm and collective. This does not, by any means, mean lie; just to be noble and speak kindly with wise words. The lesson here is, be a noble