Grendel and The Monster
Grendel and the Monster have identical similarities through their infinite torments. The afflictions and isolations caused by their society, which forced them to convert into the prime antagonists and menaces of their world.
In the initial quote form John Gardner’s book Grendel, where Grendel points out in a subtle manner of solitude, on page 8 .Grendel observes” so it goes with me , age by age .” discretely saying that his lonesome lifestyle has persecuted him since his notice of a repetition of solitude.
He later began to question his loneliness by observing that he is in fact usually alone on the world’s wilderness, on page 53, Grendel asks “why can’t I have someone to talk to? I said. The stars said nothing, but
Grendel and the Monster have identical similarities through their infinite torments. The afflictions and isolations caused by their society, which forced them to convert into the prime antagonists and menaces of their world.
In the initial quote form John Gardner’s book Grendel, where Grendel points out in a subtle manner of solitude, on page 8 .Grendel observes” so it goes with me , age by age .” discretely saying that his lonesome lifestyle has persecuted him since his notice of a repetition of solitude.
He later began to question his loneliness by observing that he is in fact usually alone on the world’s wilderness, on page 53, Grendel asks “why can’t I have someone to talk to? I said. The stars said nothing, but