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    Hero and Beowulf

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    Grendel. Grendel is a monster that “had dwelt for a time / in misery among the banished monsters” (Beowulf‚ 104-105). This monster is claimed to be banished due to his descent form Cain. Grendel’s havoc originated with his inability to occupy the Heorot without being treated with hostility and hatred due to his God-cursed nature. As a result‚ Grendel acts out of anger and jealousy in his “lonely war” (164). Grendel is jealous of that fact that he is a member of “Cain’s clan‚ whom the Creator had

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    story of Beowulf‚ Grendel is used as a symbol of evil. Im not saying that the side of me that sees the bad traits of people is "evil‚" but it is the side of me that my Beowulf side aims to subdue and change. A quote from Beowulf says that‚ “Inside Heorot there was nothing but friendship. The Shielding nation was not yet familiar with feud and betrayal.” (1016-1018) Most of the time‚ the “evil” in Beowulf consists of demons like Grendel‚ sea monsters‚ and dragons. Occasionally‚ however‚ we can find

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    Dauntlessness In Beowulf

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    Beowulf is a record of deeds and character thought related with particular reputation and familial heritage. Also‚ Beowulf demonstrates the character of a perfect legend. In this way his dauntlessness is researched in two specific stages‚ age and youth using three separate extraordinary conflicts with the winged serpent‚ Grendel’s mother‚ and Grendel. In spite of the way that the three encounters delineate the bold code associated with Beowulf‚ there is exists an unmistakable division between his

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    Anglo-Saxon Society and Beowulf The sound of battle echoed from the halls of Heorot to the plains of geatland‚ Beowulf in all his glory was a conquering hero that was approaching his twilight years as king. As such he faced a new challenge‚ in his youth he fought and defeated Grendel and his mother to defend the people of Denmark and Heorot‚ he was now called to defend his land from this dragon. This beast which had awakened from its dormant rest and was now on a rampage to defend its treasure

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    seeing his own power he realizes what he is capable of. After slaying Grendel thinking everything would be okay‚ Beowulf soon encounters another evil‚ Grendel’s mother. Grendel’s mother was out for revenge for the murder of her son. She attacks Heorot Hall but then quickly flees. This begins Beowulf’s road of trials. Beowulf and his Geatish warriors‚ and Danish warriors track Grendel’s mother back to her cave. Under the surface‚ Beowulf finds Grendel’s mother. At the time‚ Beowulf stays under the

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    purpose of her violence is to avenge her son’s death and kill Beowulf. Grendel’s mother shows more monstrous qualities than her son‚ yet her need for revenge is another human characteristic. Their feud starts with Grendel’s mother sneaking into the Heorot hall where she retrieves Grendel’s arm and abducts Hrothgar’s most trusted companion. The great warrior Beowulf‚ could not let these actions go without a fight. Therefore‚ he decides that he is going to track down Grendel’s mother and kill her as

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    Beowulf Painful Life

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    led a painful life is that he was a descendant of Cain. From the beginning he was born out of pure evil. Another reason Grendel may have led a painful life because he was compared to a beast. The motives of this beast was to stop any festivities in Heorot Hall; which caused him to be a primary target

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    Grendel is a man-eating demon that lives in the land of the Spear-Danes and attacks King Hrothgar’s mead-hall‚ Heorot‚ every evening. The narrator of Beowulf claims that Grendel’s motivation is hearing Hrothgar’s bard sing songs about God’s creation of the world‚ which rubs his demonic nature the wrong way. Whatever the reason‚ every night Grendel slaughters more Danes and feeds on their corpses after tearing them limb from limb. Although he can’t be harmed by the blade of any edged weapon‚ Grendel

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    Beowulf Thematic Analysis

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    cunning in battle. In the ninth section‚ Beowulf is being patronized by Unferth‚ in order to stop this‚ Beowulf says‚ “For I say in sooth‚ thou son of Ecglaf‚ Never had Grendel these grim deeds wrought Monster dire‚ on the master dear‚ In Heorot such havoc‚ if heart of thine Were as battle-bold as thy boast is loud.” Beowulf calls Unferth out in this way‚ because in his society‚ the deeds Unferth is patronizing Beowulf about should command respect and he is not getting it. This only furthers

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    Beowulf's Legacy

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    Many human characteristics derive from the imperative trait of self-interest. This egoistic personality can be observed through the ages. A resulting characteristic from this self-centered behavior is the ambition for a lasting legacy. Self-centered behavior creates an aspiration for a legacy because people want their own names to be well remembered. Therefore‚ a legacy can create an illusion of immortality and have an eternal impact on future generations. In the epic poem Beowulf‚ Shield Sheafson

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