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    The story of Beowulf has three challenges of the Anglo-Saxon life that is represented by the monsters Beowulf faces. The first challenge is between Beowulf and the hell-brute monster Grendel. The second challenge is between Beowulf and the hell-bride Grendel’s mother. The last challenge is between Beowulf and the poison-breathing dragon. The first challenge starts out on a dark cold night when Beowulf’s men are asleep in King Hrothgar’s hall also called the Mead Hall. Mead Hall symbolizes a home

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    The vicious monsterGrendel‚ crouched down rubbing his grimy hands together‚ his yellow eyes gleaming‚ plotting his next attack on the innocent citizens of Heorot. What is his motivation? Is it instinct? Blood thirst? In the case of the sea monsters‚ that Beowulf slayed in his swimming match with Breca‚ is their motivation the same as what fuels Grendel and his mother ’s hatred? This idea of evil could present a foreshadow of malice and scorn‚ both of which play parts in the poem‚ Beowulf. Racing

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    anywhere in this world.” (Lines 110-111) Not only the strongest but this might warrior is also the most courageous of the poem as well. On lines 267 and 268 Beowulf says “[his] hands alone shall fight for [him].” He’s talking about fighting Grendel‚ the monster in this story‚ with his bare hands. Which considers him to have more courage than any other character. His generosity shows when “[he]

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    friend of king hrohtgar the king of geatland. King hrothgar truly believed that Beowulf can easily kill the monster‚ which is the threat of the kingdom geatland named Grendel. Grendel is a huge man like an ogre a son of king hrohtgar. King Hrohtgar made a mistake before‚ he tempted on Grendel’s mother because of her beautiful face and sexy body‚ and Grendel is a result of his mistake. Grendel doesn’t want any noise. He became irritated when he got heard some noise. One night when the

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    Beowulf As An Epic Hero

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    Being a hero is not just fighting monsters or saving people but there is more to an epic hero than that. Beowulf has shown that he is more than your ordinary‚ run-of-the-mill hero. Beowulf shows that he has “larger than life” qualities. No ordinary man can exert the amount of strength that Beowulf did as he lifted the sword made by giants‚ which was found in Grendel’s lair (_). As Beowulf swims with thirty coats of mail in the battle that Hygelac would soon die in‚ Beowulf presents his endurance

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    Beowulf bravely decides to make a voyage to Denmark to spare the Danes of their misery and fight Grendel‚ a murderous spawn of Cain. The poem reads‚ “proclaiming that he’d go to that famous king‚ would sail across the sea to Hrothgar‚ now when help was needed (Beowulf 199-201).” This is an example of courage because “Grendel ruled” and was dangerously overpowering‚ but Beowulf was determined slay Grendel or die trying. This characteristic shown by Beowulf exemplifies courage. Beowulf also demonstrates

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    Imagine being there. The most fearsome monster in the land is in your grasp and you are killing him using nothing but the good inside of you. I believe that the story of Beowulf is a metaphor for using your weaknesses to your advantage and by accepting them you turn them into strengths. Beowulf is a great book to read if you are interested in a story about the influence of good and evil inside of yourself. It is a book about overcoming your weaknesses and using them for good instead. The book‚ Beowulf:

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    issues. Beowulf has been a wonderful service to my Kingdom and I am sure he will prove himself to be a great warrior for you as well‚ against the giant spiders . There is no other warrior that will match the strength of Beowulf. There is also no monster that can stop him. Beowulf has shown that he would rather die a heroic death than to hide from his fears‚ and there is no need to worry. Beowulf‚ a courageous and powerful warrior‚ may seem to come of as over confident at times. He once spoke these

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    VICTOR USURPS THE ROLE OF GOD AND CREATOR •  Victor’s  crea‚on  of  the  monster  from  dead  ma2er  to  a  living  being  is  approached  purely   scien‚fically  and  in  an  empirical  manner.  Taking  his  studies  of  the  natural  world  and   philosophers‚  he  creates  life  and  directly  challenges  the  comfortable  certain‚es  of  religion.   •   By  Victor’s  example  there  is  no  longer

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    F D Lee 1 Dana Lee Honors English 12 Mrs. Price January 20‚ 2013 The Monsters of High School Life of a teenager comes with a lot of obstacles. While society throws many obstacles to the youth of today‚ the biggest ’monsters’ are the ones we as a person create ourselves. The anger that is projected from a person‚ greed‚ the pride‚ the jealousy‚ or even the constant need to be number one. Today’s society struggles with the thought of being left behind - exiled if you will‚ it’s even worse for

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