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    1. Danish King Hrothgar built Herot which is basically a drinking hall where his men can gather to drink‚ tell stories and relax. This demonstrates that their culture values gathering with each other and spending time together to boast about themselves through stories. A modern day equivalent to Herot is a frat house because it’s a place where people gather to drink and have a good time. 2. The significance of this description is that it how violent and unforgiving a creature Grendel

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    Hrothgar decide to build a mighty hall? What does he call it? Describe this hall. Hrothgar earned large amounts of respect on the battlefield. As a result‚ friends and family began to obey him and the size of his band grew‚ thus he decided that he would construct himself a large mead-hall. The work of the hall was dispersed all throughout the world. He named the hall Heorot and quickly left an image on gatherers by giving out rings and armbands at banquet. Within the hall‚ the atmosphere is relaxed while

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    The travelers and Grendel set out that hour to find a meadhall to loot. They could not raid Herot again‚ lest they be caught. They found their meadhall in the next town over‚ and swept in and swiftly took all of the gold and precious metals. Grendel distracted the people in the hall by smashing tables‚ roaring curses and throwing casks of wine on the floor‚ while Hagelin‚ Hjalmarsson‚ and Rask collected the gold. They repeated this pattern for eighty seven days‚ every night taking their loot back

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    Mead Hall In The Wanderer

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    and disconnection. But amongst the many metaphorical representations‚ the imagery of the mead-hall seems most imperative to the motivation of the poem and its contemplation of earthly instability. First‚ to examine the mead-hall in its literal meaning‚ "mead" is most likely associated to the alcoholic drink made from fermenting honey and water and thus symbolizes a celebration by feasting. As such‚ the mead-hall stands for a place of rewards and honor. To the protagonist of the poem‚ it was where he

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    Grendel reaches the mead hall to kill the human men he finds there is full of powerful language‚ subtle alliteration and vivid imagery that make this important passage even more alive on the page. Grendel’s physical description in this passage is strong-worded‚ even in translation‚ to emphasize the strength he possesses‚ stemming from his inherent evil. At one point‚ as he reaches the mead hall‚ Grendel is “bloody-minded‚ swollen with rage” as he throws open the door and enters the hall (ln 723). As

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    connection to the Biblical Cain: who is Cain? Describe the connection between the two. Cain murdered his brother Abel in the bible. Grendel is a descendant of Cain who was evil as well‚ and made his home a hell on earth. Chapter Two: How long does Herot stay empty after Grendel’s first attack? What does

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    Language Arts 9/28/12 Grendel’s Mother There I stood in disbelief. I can’t believe my son is dead. My last words to him was “WHO DID THIS TO YOU ? WHO IS TAKING YOU AWAY FROM ME?!” I couldn’t stop replaying his response in my head “B-Beowulf... The Son Of Ecgtheow” I swear at that moment I’ve never cried so much‚ Grendel was my only child and he meant the world to me. I sat there in the cave holding Grendel he kept screaming and hollering

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    executed‚ twelve long years ago. Every night I come to King Hrothgar’s mead-hall and try to attack him and avenge my father’s death. Despite my best efforts‚ I’ve failed every time and my rancor only builds inside me. Last night’s attempt on Hrothgar’s life proved not to be entirely in vain. As I ran back to my swamp‚ through the kingdom‚ I heard a rumor that Hrothgar had hired a warrior‚ Beowulf‚ to kill me when I attack the mead hall the next night. This Beowulf bufoon will have traveled an expansive

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    Mead Hall In Beowulf

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    and unwound. Every holiday or celebration of birth they all gathered in one place‚ and that was called the mead hall. The mead hall is a big circular area‚ that was used for social gatherings and drinking. This building was considered to be the center of the tribe. The best place used to describe it is a town hall building but less formal. In the epic Beowulf the warriors used the mead hall to show their power‚ and show off their treasures. They kept all their treasures in this building‚ because

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    living in such a place fit for animals. He thought of himself too highly to be living in such a dump. Grendel’s mother however was somehow content in living in such a dark and quiet place. 2. Hrothgar’s Meadhall – A place where the soldiers drink mead at night and enjoy themselves after a long day

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