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    Ambition is a difficult trait to pin down because it is so humanly‚ we all have dreams and strive to be something in life. On the one hand‚ we want praise ambition‚ yet on the other we want to warn against it. Literature especially‚ take a big role on the approach of the theme Ambition. You see many characters in stories putting fourth efforts to fulfill their wishes and who push themselves past what is thought to be capable. This is evident in the actions of the epic hero Beowulf who strives for

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    Rya Freij Mr. Hamas English Honors 3 20 November 2013 The Undercover Wulf Beowulf‚ the Old-English epic poem‚ is characteristic of its Nordic-Germanic roots as a tale of a great Scandinavian hero Beowulf‚ who saves a neighboring kingdom from the wrath of the destructive‚ blood-thirsty monster‚ Grendel‚ and eventually becomes the king of his own people‚ the Geats. Closely related to modern day tribal and gang customs‚ it is questioned as to whether Beowulf should be considered a hero

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    E4-9-2-Beowulf Discussion Questions #1 1. Herot was the place in which men would gather with their King‚ drink mead and listen to bards sing songs of God. 2. Grendel’s lair is like a swamp it is far away from the kingdom and it is where the other monsters live as well. Grendel’s lair compared to Herot which is lavish and elaborate and not swampy and stinky. 3. The significance of Grendel being descended from Cain was so significant because Cain killed his own brother‚ Abel the first murder in

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    Amanda Davidson Two Tales of the Aforementioned They say good first impressions are important‚ but these characters find themselves in an unfortunate plight. In the original and famous poem‚ Beowulf‚ GRENDEL is the evil‚ most abominable creature on the planet. His grim and naturally monstrous appearance haunts the Danes and people of the mead hall. His heart is heavy and dark‚ according to Beowulf‚ but in John Gardner’s Grendel‚ he explains in much detail how he truly feels about himself and

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    Grendel’s perspective of the battle. The night of the battle I rose from the mist of the moors making my way to the Great hall. I ripped the great door off the hinges seeking innocent souls to fill my bloodlust. From what I could see everyone was in deep slumber so I grabbed a warrior to make him my snack ‚ my intention was to devour all in sight. As I advanced toward the next warrior Beowulf ‚ my only thought was how good his blood must taste and how easy it will be to devour him. But much to

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    As a poem‚ Beowulf illustrates the concept of the Monomyth structure perfectly. According to the Monomyth structure‚ a story must have several components‚ or stages‚ in order to be considered an epic. These stages are: the call to adventure‚ leaving the homeland‚ descent into hell‚ the return with gifts and finally‚ death. As expected‚ Beowulf experiences all of these stages throughout his adventures. In the land of the Danes‚ a monster named Grendel has been terrorizing and murdering the people

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    Beowulf and Evey Script Round 4 (Joslyn Filo) Narrator: The speed dating must continue! Next up we have the heartbroken Evey. She has been longing for love ever since V died. Le-- *cuts off as Beowulf comes in while fighting and pushes the narrator aside* Beowulf: Sorry I’m late my beautiful maiden. *slashes the monster he is fighting‚ the monster falls on top of the coffee table* Evey: Uh...Evey‚ Evey Hammond. *lifts her hand out nervously to Beowulf for him to kiss it* Beowulf: It

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    The Battle of Grendel & The Avenging of Her Son On a cloudy night after the banquet‚ Beowulf and his followers stayed in Herot as promised. Beowulf pretended to sleep waiting for Grendel to appear. Grendel came from the foot of misty hills and bogs hoping to kill but instead he found Beowulf‚ the one that was supposed to lead him to his doom. On Grendel journey‚ forever joyless‚ he went straight to the door‚ snapped it open‚ and tore the hinges right of the door with a touch. Grendel rushed angrily

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    Frankenstein vs. Beowulf Oxford dictionary defines monster as‚ “Originally: a mythical creature which is part animal and part human‚ or combines elements of two or more animal forms‚ and is frequently of great size and ferocious appearance. Later‚ more generally: any imaginary creature that is large‚ ugly‚ and frightening. (Oxford English Dictionary)” This definition is basic in nature. What must be added is whether it is nature that makes the monster what it is or is it nurture that makes it

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    Epic Poetry and Beowulf Pg

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    Epic poems have a unique set of characteristics that distinguish them from just an ordinary poem. An epic poem must contain a hero that is male‚ noble‚ and of importance to society who gives long formal speeches and travels over a vast setting. In the epic poem‚ Beowulf‚ the reader can see distinct Anglo-Saxon political‚ economic‚ and religious values in the actions of the characters and the things happening around them. Wealth in the Anglo-Saxon society‚ as seen in Beowulf‚ was used as a means of

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