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    How to write 3 paragraph essay responses Before you read: Take note of the title‚ the author’s name and look to see if there is any biographical information on the author. Have you heard of this author before? You might want to Google him/her. Go on the internet to look over the periodical (publication) that the article came from. What do you already know about the subject‚ the publication or the website it came from? I recommend that you print out a hard copy of the reading. That

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    Beowulf Essay There are many metaphors for Beowulf’s sword‚ weapon‚ his hilt battle flame‚ the edge‚ his rare treasure‚ spiral patterned‚ precious in it class‚ shift and skel-edged all are references to his sword. Personification: Beowulf’s circled sword screamed on her head a strident battle song.”(Lines 1521-1522) This passage (lines 1513-1556) describes the battle between Beowulf and Grendel’s mother‚ “…this water-hag” (line1518). This monster’s femininity is very evident and her love

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    No‚ cellphones are not necessary in teenagers’ lives. I admit this because I think cellphones ruin teenagers’ social life. First of all‚ teens like to use their cellphones to text. Something that is wrong about this is that these teenagers only will talk over text but‚ never face to face. Besides texting on their phone‚ they also like to go on social networks such as Twitter‚ Instagram‚ Facebook‚ and Tumblr. Other teens that use these social networks can start rumors about you that may or may not

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    In the following essay‚ Helen Conrad-O’Briain discusses the epic elements of and analyzes the Anglo-Saxon epic techniques the Beowulf poet used in the poem. She also compares the character of Beowulf with other epic heroes and reviews several of the themes of the work‚ including the role of God and providence and the futile‚ transitory nature of human existence. Michael Alexander‚ a translator of Beowulf‚ begins his entry on the epic in A Dictionary of Modern Critical Terms with Milton’s "great

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    Grendel‚ Humorous but serious Grendel was a great book because of the multiple themes that it discusses throughout the entire story. It starts out as a humorous story having that "fight" with the goat which gives off a lighthearted vibe for the readers. Then as the story continues you start to notice the book getting more and more serious. It starts talking alot about God and thats a major theme for this book. Grendel is a complex "baby monster" trying to figure out and find his way according to

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    In Thomas D. Hill essay‚ “The Christian Language and Theme of Beowulf” he expressed his thoughts on whether certain lines in Beowulf pertain to a paganism or Christianity outlook. This is an important factor of the poem because many authors believe that the poet used both “paganism and Christianity” values to establish the religion morals of Beowulf. Though the author believes that this poem has been written before in many different translations‚ he believes that it is more has more of a Christian

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    The theme of Beowulf had the good vs.evil theme to the story when the monster is Grendel is the monster and his mother also a threat to herot and Beowulf is the hero to solve the problems of Grendel is making. Beowulf is the hero in the story and Grendel is the villain. Beowulf is the faced with many trials throughout the story with unferth and the Grendel. The importance of the theme of good and evil is an important part of the story or in this case an epic poem. The hero is facing a

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    tangible thing such as food or money‚ or intangible things such as power or pride. Throughout the British epic poem Beowulf‚ there are many killings and deaths. Grendel (a gigantic‚ troll-like ogre) kills Danish thanes‚ Beowulf comes to the rescue and kills Grendel and his mother. Also Beowulf kills a dragon and gets killed by the dragon. The most important theme of the great epic poem Beowulf is ’death.’ By the death of the enemy‚ characters in the poem earn pride and dignity. The poem is about a hero

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    English 1001 Beowulf Essay                      The element of religious tension is common in Anglo-Saxon writings‚ but a pagan story with a Christian narrator is unusual. “Much of the poem’s narrative intervention reveals that the poet’s culture was different from that of his ancestors” and also that of his characters (Watson). There are many different perceptions to the reasons why the author wrote Beowulf. The best answer‚ in my opinion‚ was that the author was creating a magical and intriguing

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    Wade Wells Shawn Swain English 12 20 March 2012 Beowulf: An epic poem Beowulf is the first and best example of Anglo-Saxon or English literature to withstand the test of time. The epic poem of Beowulf was thought to have been written by a Northumbrian monk between the eighth and eleventh century. The genre of the epic poem was originally passed on solely through the oral tradition. Serving as a basis for poetic meter‚ alliteration is used to help enhance the oral presentation of an epic

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