Grendel

achievement. Grendel is shown as an awful person. The author also shows the better side of Grendel.…

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even referred to as “the brave man”(688). Beowulf is also very prideful and confident in his strength when it comes to fighting Grendel he believes he is “as dangerous any day as Grendel” (678), even going as far as not using a weapon and armor to defeat him (683-684). Beowulf shows faith throughout the epic especially when he is about to face a battle, like with Grendel he makes the comment “may the Divine Lord in His wisdom grant the glory of victory”(685-686). This shows that Beowulf has a…

bravery in three ways throughout the poem. First, he saves the Geats by defeating the monster Grendel, who is described as "grim and greedy, brutally cruel," in weapon less battle. After, He then goes to the lair of Grendel's mother and decapitates her. Years later, when Beowulf is an old man, he goes head to head with a dragon that is terrorizing his people. This battle…

these hard times did not help. The Anglo-Saxon’s did not really have many people to look up to. Beowulf was a hero, an epic hero to many.Beowulf had much fame and glory after defeating Grendel. “Often, for undaunted courage, fate spares the man it has not already marked” Beowulf said. He was extolled for slaying Grendel with his own claws using no weapons at all.…

people of his town needed help against a demon named Grendel of course he stepped in and was crowned king because of it. Although these two heroes may seem to be completely different they still have things in common despite the time period difference. The first trait these two heroes have in common is they’re both brave. Beowulf showed braveness when he was able to fight the two monsters off. The fight between him and the first beast he fought Grendel with no weapons (). After this battle he…

there are also some ways they are not that different. Bravery is a very strong, important trait to carry, and every single one of those characters listed above express bravery in some type of way. Beowulf was very brave to take on the evil monster Grendel, just like Sir Gawain took on the green knight. Sir Gawain even went as far as to allow the Green Knight to “chop off” his head. That takes extreme bravery. Lady Ragnell had her very own way of expressing…

There have been many important works throughout human existence. These important works exist through multiple flavors literature has to offer, such as plays, poems, stories, and, eventually, movies. The Anglo-Saxon period marked the initial debut of written literature starting with Beowulf and, while it retains anonymous authorship, Beowulf also sparked the new genre of poetry known as an epic. The Old English poem stars a young warrior who, by defeating multiple alien-like creatures, becomes…

The author uses this technique to entice the reader and feel for the characters, making it seam as though you were there in the battle against Grendel, or could feel the pain of Beowulf’s toothache. By controlling the timing of a tragic event, the author can cause the reader to feel a great swell of emotion. For example, after the battle with the Firedrake, the author takes what would seem to be…

heroes need. Beowulf Beowulf was someone people trusted and was well respected, who became the king. Beowulf has a strong belief in fate, like all Anglo-Saxons, shown when he let one of his soldiers die because that was his time. Beowulf killed Grendel and Grendel’s mother to protect his kingdom. He also killed a dragon, knowing he would die fighting it, showing his…