He uses his strength to help others. Beowulf was able to take down the horrifying monster Grendel with no weapons. "That shepherd of evil, guardian of crime, / knew that nowhere on earth, / had he met a man whose hands were harder, / his mind was flooded with fear- but nothing/ could take his talons and himself from that tight/ Hardgrip" (Beowulf 432-437). Beowulf was able to single handedly crush this supernatural monster that no sword could touch. Beowulf's strength has been heard through the the lands and King Hrothgar has hope that Beowulf might be the one to save is people form the harassment of this monster. "At last that Grendel could be killed; he believed/ In Beowulf's bold strength and the firmness of his/ spirit" (Beowulf 342-344). King Hrothgar believes in Beowulf's strength. He has heard many stories of Beowulf's great accomplishments and he believes that Beowulf is going to achieve what he says he will do to help the King. Beowulf proves that he has strength superior to any other
He uses his strength to help others. Beowulf was able to take down the horrifying monster Grendel with no weapons. "That shepherd of evil, guardian of crime, / knew that nowhere on earth, / had he met a man whose hands were harder, / his mind was flooded with fear- but nothing/ could take his talons and himself from that tight/ Hardgrip" (Beowulf 432-437). Beowulf was able to single handedly crush this supernatural monster that no sword could touch. Beowulf's strength has been heard through the the lands and King Hrothgar has hope that Beowulf might be the one to save is people form the harassment of this monster. "At last that Grendel could be killed; he believed/ In Beowulf's bold strength and the firmness of his/ spirit" (Beowulf 342-344). King Hrothgar believes in Beowulf's strength. He has heard many stories of Beowulf's great accomplishments and he believes that Beowulf is going to achieve what he says he will do to help the King. Beowulf proves that he has strength superior to any other