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    Beowulf: Grendel Who were Grendel’s earliest ancestors? How did he come to exist? Cain the eldest son of Adam and Eve‚ and other demons. He came to exist when the demons split into evil forms. What is meant by “The beginning might not be the end”? Hrothgar fears that Grendel may come again and that his first attack will not be the last. In what way has hate triumphed? Because Grendel’s hate has driven everyone from Herot. What does the phrase “hell-forged hands” suggest about Grendel? That

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    Beowulf and Batman are heroic figures as they display true qualities of a hero. Beowulf is a hero‚ because he protected the village Hrothgar let him stay at incase Grendel came around. Batman is a hero‚ because he protected Gotham City from the joker trying to take over Gotham City. Batman and Beowulf have the similarities of being very strong. SECTION HEADER Beowulf is always trying to help other people even if it means putting his life in danger(prezi.com). Beowulf said “If the combat kills me

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    Grendel‚ generally seen as a monster or giant‚ is one of the main antagonists in the popular Anglo-Saxon poem Beowulf. Portrayed as the epitome of evil‚ Grendel brutally attacks the meadhall of the Danes for twelve years before being defeated by the epic hero Beowulf. Gardner‚ through his book Grendel‚ creates a new point of view of these events through Grendel eyes‚ as Grendel learns about the humans and how they seem like wild animals in their actions. In Grendel by John Gardner‚ Gardner reveals

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    hero (Tolkien 24). The setting of this epic is the six century in Denmark and southern Sweden. The protagonist‚ Beowulf is a noble warrior represents the goodness battles against the evil monsters- GrendelGrendel ’s mother and the fiery dragon in order to save his country. Beowulf ’s victory over Grendel and his mother shows the power of goodness can defeat the evil forces. Even though Beowulf is killed by the dragon in the end‚ his heroic death fulfills with courage and glory. He is selfless‚ even

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    beowulf there is this monster named grendel who haunted the moors “he is this powerful monster laying down in the darkness growing in pain”. And further on in the book‚ their i this hero Beowulf the bravest‚ stronger man than anyone in the world. One night grendel was angry with all the noise the king and the king’s men were making‚ so he goes down and kills a lot of his men. This happens several times.the hero Beowulf hears their cry for help and comes to kill grendel. At the end he kills him with no

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    existentialist and played a key role in 20th century French philosophy and Marxism. Existentialism was formally introduced in the works of philosophers like Soren Kierkegaard‚ Friedrich Nietzsche‚ Edmund Husserl‚ and Martin Heidegger and can be traced to the late nineteenth / early twentieth century writers like Fyodor Dostoevsky and Franz Kafka. Though existentialism as a movement became popular in the mid-twentieth century through the works of

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    revenge. This is the case with the monster‚ Grendel‚ in Beowulf‚ by John Gardner. Grendel feels excluded from humans in general‚ because he cannot understand them. He feels as though he does not belong to a community‚ because he has been living alone with his mother for such a long time. Overall‚ it is the combination of many different types of exclusions that pushes Grendel to become such a cruel‚ hideous beast with a hardened heart and a thirst to kill. Grendel is where most of the description of this

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    September‚ 2014 HCTA: Beowulf Theme: Wisdom is a more valuable weapon than physical strength. Quote 1: And that night Grendel came again‚ so set / On murder that no crime could ever be enough‚ / No savage assault quench his lust / For evil. Then each warrior tried / To escape him‚ searched for rest in different / Beds‚ as far from Herot as they could find‚ / Seeing how Grendel hunted when they slept. / Distance was safety; the only survivors / Were those who fled him. Hate had triumphed.

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    chronological primitivism” (Kennedy 38-39). To start off with‚ Grendel portrays evil‚ demonic abilities. Grendel depicts Christianity because he is compared the Cain. Secondly‚ the last battle depicts several details regarding supernatural. The last battle is where a character loses his human dignity. Thirdly‚ Beowulf is considered supernatural because of his non human characteristics. Beowulf is seen as invulnerable towards Grendel because of his strength. Lastly‚ King Hrothgar is considered as

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    Reflective Statement How was your understanding of cultural and contextual considerations of the work developed through the interactive oral? (300-400 words) Through the interactive oral‚ I got to understand more deeply about the cultural and contextual considerations of the work. Before‚ my understanding of the work before was very basic: the Arab-French relationship‚ the First World War going on and the influence of the author’s life on the work. Meursault killed the Arab because of the sun‚

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