Grendel is described as a powerful and fearsome monster with immense strength and a relentless, predatory nature. He is also portrayed as a grotesque and demonic creature, associated with darkness and evil, that strikes at night with brutal and merciless attacks, instilling terror in the hearts of the Danes.
Beowulf is thinking that he and his men will not make it home alive; they will die in battle against Grendel. He thinks this because all the Danes have died when they tried.
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they can think logically and rationalize. They can make strategy. In chapter five of Gardener's novel Grendel the dragon (the shadow) reveals that Grendel's sole purpose is to cause the humans to make decisions and reason. This allows them to grow.
Grendel's motive for killing in the Beowulf poem is primarily driven by a sense of isolation, jealousy, and anger towards the joyful celebrations and camaraderie of Hrothgar's mead hall, Heorot. His attacks on the Danes are fueled by his resentment towards their happiness and his desire to inflict pain and suffering.
Beowulf is an epic story of revenge and vengeance. The entire stiory is driven by the character's need to right the wrongs done against them by killing their foes. This cycle of revenge is began by the monster Grendel who is descendant from Cain, the first murderer who killed his brother out of revenge for not being favored by God. Grendel hates the mead hall the Danes have built and their nightly singing partying, thus he takes his revenge by terrorizing the Danes. Beowulf arrives in the kingdom to kill the monster Grendel for attacking the Danes and also seeks to make a greater name for himself through battle. Beowulf mortally wounds Grendel and so the Danes have their revenge. Grendel's mother, however, is so wrought by her son's death that she takes her own revenge by killing the thane and dear friend of the Danish King. This cycle of revenge is ended once Beowulf seeks out Grendel's mother and kills her for her act. The cycle of bloodshed is renewed years later by a thief who steals a piece of treasure in the form of a goblet from a Dragon who had been protecting his great wealth for centuries. The dragon exacts his revenge by burning down the countryside in search of the thief and part of the kingdom of the Danes is destroyed in the carnage. Beowulf is once again called upon to take revenge for the Danes by killing the dragon. The dragon and Beowulf fight and both are killed in battle. In the end, all those that had been involved in the cycle of revenge since the very beginning of the story are dead. Thus is the theme of the story, that all who partake in revenge shall suffer as did all those who fought in the story of Beowulf.
Lifting the Viking sword was the heroic action that Beowulf performed in the lair of Grendel's mother. It had been said that no ordinary man could lift the sword, but Beowulf lifted it and used it to kill Grendel's mother.
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Hrothgar asks Beowulf to battle Grendel's mother because she is seeking revenge for Grendel's death, posing a new threat to the kingdom. Beowulf's bravery and skill in defeating Grendel make him the best candidate for facing this new challenge.
to make a name for his self and so that his name would be remembered
There are several terrifying horror films that may make people afraid. A few examples of such movies are Jason, The Nightmare on Elm Street and The Ring, just naming a few.
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