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    his battles was against Grendel. Beowulf was sent to Herot to stop Grendel from killing Danes and other humans. Beowulf fought Grendel with his bare hands, because he felt like he was powerful to fight against Grendel without using his armor and sword. As Beowulf and Grendel was fighting, Grendel noticed that Beowulf was more powerful than he was and that there’s was no chance of him winning the battle, so Grendel tried to escape and as he was fighting to escape, Beowulf had ripped his arms and…

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    Beowulf Hero's Journey

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    mother. Their power is equally matched between the two but Beowulf is able to overpower her with the help of a giant's sword. This sword allowed him to slice her head off where others could not. In this battle Beowulf's power has weakened significantly compared to his fight with Grendel. He was only able to successfully defeat Grendel’s mother with the help of the giants sword whereas up until now he only relied on his strength to overpower the…

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    Capulets and their hate for each other. In the beginning of Romeo and Juliet, the two families show their hate for each other when Montague and Capulet want to fight drawing their swords. “ Capulet - What noise is this? Give me my long sword, ho! Lady Capulet - A crutch, a crutch! Why call you for a sword? Capulet - My sword, I say. Old Montague is come And flourishes his blade in spite of me. Montague - Thou villain Capulet-- Hold me not; let me go. Lady Montague - Thou shalt not stir…

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    Mdisho Character Analysis

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    was brave and he got to make him his " boy ". They ended up becoming friends. Then one-day Dahl showed Mdisho his sword. Then later that day, while Dahl was asleep Mdisho grabbed the sword. He ran four hours straight to the man's house. He acted like a crazy man. When he got to the house of the man he saw him throwing paper into a fire. Mdisho sneak up behind him and swung the sword at his neck. The man's head was hanging off, so…

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    While Claudius is praying, Hamlet has the chance to exact revenge but rather reconsiders and “[Ups his] sword; and know thou a more horrid hent: then he is drunk asleep, or in his rage….” (3.3) Once again, this shows how Hamlet finally has the chance to kill Claudius but hesitates, for thinking that to kill Claudius during prayer is as bad as how Claudius…

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    Beauty, Sleeping Beauty is asleep for a hundred years, and Prince Phillip decides to risk his life to find her after being specifically told that many have died in the journey. Face to face with a dragon over twenty times his size, he still uses a puny sword to fight the dragon’s deathly breath of fire, instead of finding a logical plan and avoiding it. Likewise, in the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, a play written by William Shakespeare, the two star-crossed lovers are faced with the issue that…

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    Princess Bride Analysis

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    gut. All things considered, Inigo Montoya has something other heroes do not and that is an “overdeveloped sense of vengeance” which carries him from the edge of death to life as a determined son looking for justice. Weighed down by the burden of a sword, and a promise on his lips, Inigo Montoya finally achieves his purpose in life and kills the six-fingered villain. Consequently, any man or women on a path of vengeance does not receive a physical treasure, but Inigo Montoya is given the…

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    During the battle Beowulf’s sword fails him again the dragon like the other swords had. Wiglaf is the only one of Beowulf’s hand-picked warriors to come to his aid during the battle. In the fight the dragon dealt Beowulf a fatal injury, “When a chance came, he caught the hero in a rush of flame and clamped sharp fangs into his neck.” (Beowulf 181). Wiglaf seeing this attack “came to his kinsmen’s aid. He lunged at the enemy lower down so that his decorated sword sank into its belly and the…

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    reality he is stating that by doing these things it will keep the doctor away. In “The pen is mightier than the sword,” by Edward Bulwer-Lytton he uses metonymy. In reality the pen has no superior power over the sword, therefore it leaves the reader to investigate what the real meaning being the words are. The “pen” in this occasion stands for “the written word.” The word “sword” in this case is in replacement for “military aggression and force.” The words are in replacemnt to stand in for…

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    story of Lancelot, honor does not seem to be an important aspect. Another aspect that changes is the spiritual value of weapons and armor. In Lancelot Story, when he was crossing the sword bridge, he removes his armor and sword to cross it and reach the queen. This would not happen in The Song of Ronald, since the sword and the armor is something that connects with the knight, they are considered spiritual and representative of each…

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