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    Jonathan Lopez Beowulf’s Strength and courage shows that he’s a true epic hero because of the fact the he was able to defeat many monsters in this story Beowulf including the main monster Grendel and also it shows us how courageous Beowulf is. What shows that Beowulf is of noble birth and high position is that Beowulf’s author tells us that Higlac is related to Beowulf. “Higlac is my cousin and my king.”(143) Beowulf says in the story and what he was saying is that Higlac is his

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    the epic poem Beowulf‚ revenge is within everyone including the hero‚ Beowulf. Beowulf fights in three major battles‚ the battle with Grendel‚ the battle with Grendel’s mother‚ and the battle with the dragon‚ ultimately ending his life in the final battle. The story is driven by the character’s need to right the wrongs created by their enemies by killing them; Grendel hates partying and loud singing‚ therefore he kills the Danes in the mead hall in revenge for their unbearable noise‚ Grendel’s mother

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    hero. Beowulf risks his life of glory and for the greater good of his pride and people. However‚ within his battle with Grendel he was capable of deeds of great strength from the battled itself. “He twisted in pain‚ and the bleeding sinews deep in his shoulder shaped‚ muscles and bone split.” Is a great explain how the strength he felt to fulfil his works of taking down Grendel whom been terrorizing the meat hall. The battle with Grendel’s mother provides another example of strength he felt by the

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    Grendel Analysis Grendel is seen as a ruthless and coldhearted monster in Burton Raffel’s translation of Beowulf. He is hated by the Danish people and is thought to have an animalistic personality. “He is portrayed as a three sided figure: part monster‚ part devil‚ part human” (Ruud 3). In John Gardner’s novel‚ Grendel is not an animal or a devil‚ but is a creature that is misunderstood with a conscience. “I shake my head‚ muttering darkly on shaded paths‚ holding conversation with the only friend

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    qualities are present in everyone. Beowulf represents the ability to do good or to perform acts selflessly and in help of others. Goodness is also showed throughout this epic as having the ability to cleanse evil. Even though evil is presented by GrendelGrendel ’s mother‚ and the dragon‚ who are filled with a desire to act against people and ultimately destroy them‚ even pride‚ a human quality‚ is presented in Beowulf as a sign that evil exists. This story might even be considered a classic because

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    this process the heimisch body becomes th eunheimlich and the disabled parts can be seen as the originary body made unfamiliar by repression "The uncanniness of the monster Grendel in the poem ’Beowulf’ is an expression of yearning for the lost culture of Anglo-Saxon heroic world with all its bravery and hopelessness. Grendel also represents the uncanny double not only of Beowulf but also of the world and the reader. The answers to where does the uncanny starts and ends are not immaterial because

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    Beowulf the hero Beowulf is a Swedish hero who fights the monster Grendel‚ Grendel’s mother‚ and a fire-breathing dragon. Beowulf establishes himself as a hero by helping others‚ and eventually sacrifices his own life in doing so. The first reason why I think Beowulf establish himself as a hero is because the confrontation with Grendel clearly demonstrates Beowulf’s great strength‚ but it also illustrates his sense of fair play and his cool reasoning

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    at the beginning of a series of words. In lines 313-315‚ the "m" sound is repeated. "That mighty protector of men‚ Meant to hold the monster till its life...". I think that the repetition of the "m" sound represents the battle between Beowulf and Grendel and emphasizes good vs evil by saying "the mighty protector of men" and "monster". I think the sop wants to also highlight the fact that good is stronger and mightier than any monster or evil that is out there‚

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    society survive‚ because the world depicted in Beowulf is a ruthless and dangerous one. The warriors must be prepared for battle at all times. Only in the mead-hall is there any respite from the dangers of the world outside. This is why the coming of Grendel is so traumatic for the Danes. They are being attacked in their own sanctuary. Beowulf is the greatest of the heroes depicted in the poem not only because he has the greatest prowess in battle. He also perfectly fulfills his social obligations.

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    He showed that he was stronger than any other man by defeating Grendel and Grendel’s mother‚ something that no one else could accomplish. Beowulf was even able to inflict fear in Grendel. Beowulf also proved that he was more courageous than anyone. Beowulf would not use his weapons or his shield against his enemies if they did not have a weapon or shield. Beowulf was a respectful

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