Contrast and Compare Essay
John Gardner’s Grendel and Marry Shelly’s the Monster
Just like you and me, we all have feelings. Weather we feel hungry, upset, frustrated, excited, lonely, or misunderstood. However, we sometimes people forget that even other beings have feelings. We aren’t the only ones who can feel lonely or misunderstood. John Gardner’s “Grendel” and Marry Shelly’s “Monster” are the perfect examples of how we go based off of what we see and not how the person or being is, someone great once said “Never judge a book by its cover, judge it by the quality of its context”. So both these characters are the main examples of how we judged and made them feel lonely and misunderstood. Both Grendel and the monster are very much like
John Gardner’s Grendel and Marry Shelly’s the Monster
Just like you and me, we all have feelings. Weather we feel hungry, upset, frustrated, excited, lonely, or misunderstood. However, we sometimes people forget that even other beings have feelings. We aren’t the only ones who can feel lonely or misunderstood. John Gardner’s “Grendel” and Marry Shelly’s “Monster” are the perfect examples of how we go based off of what we see and not how the person or being is, someone great once said “Never judge a book by its cover, judge it by the quality of its context”. So both these characters are the main examples of how we judged and made them feel lonely and misunderstood. Both Grendel and the monster are very much like