Revenge In Beowulf

The poem “Beowulf” the author is unknown, about an epic hero named Beowulf. He goes on a journey motivated by revenge in order to protect his people. The poet’s theme is “revenge” in “Beowulf” was displayed through the characters of Grendel, Grendel’s mother, and Beowulf by motivating them to seek revenge due to envy, love, and heroism. Therefore all three characters had their own reasoning for seeking revenge. Grendel is upset because he knows he couldn’t join the Danes in their party. He wasn’t apart of them because he was descendant of Cain. Since Grendel is evil and the Danes are good he couldn’t join he was angry because of that and it made him madder because of the music. “Grendel stomps up from the mere to devour Danes and rule nightly over Heorot as a form of revenge stemming from this with envy.” With Grendel not being allowed with the Danes he found a better way to get to them and stop them from partying so loud.
Grendel’s mother fits the them love because she give her all into finding who kilt her son and will do anything to get too them. “Grendel’s mother embodies the theme of revenge as she buries her grief in an assault on Heorot. She is more than determined to out who is the killer of her son, so she can seek revenge and when she do it won’t be nice. Grendel’s mother is really mad and upset about the death of her son. “Carrying the man as well as her son’s arm, she retreats to the mere.” She went to go find her son’s arm to get it and burry it but she still is seeking out to find the