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Your assignment is to prepare and submit a paper on beowulf by raffel burton. 50, lines 849-852). The first important event in the text is the conflict between King Hrothgar and Grendel. Beowulf decid
Your assignment is to prepare and submit a paper on beowulf by raffel burton. 50, lines 849-852). The first important event in the text is the conflict between King Hrothgar and Grendel. Beowulf decides to help the king and fights with Grendel. Hrothgar does not kill him, but rips off his arm. A bit later Grendel dies and the above-mentioned quotation describes this significant event. 2) “She'd brooded on her loss, misery had brewed/ In her heart, that female horror, Grendel's/ Mother, living in the murky cold lake/ Assigned her since Cain had killed his only/ Brother, slain his father's son/ With an angry sword” (pg. 63, lines 1258-1263). This quotation symbolizes the new trouble personified by Grendel’s mother. 3) “Let your sorrow end! It is better for us all/ To avenge our friends, not mourn them forever./ Each of us will come to the end of this life/ On earth. he who can earn it should fight/ For the glory of his name. fame after death/ Is the noblest of goals. Arise, guardian/ Of this kingdom, let us go, as quickly as we can,/ And have a look at this lady monster” (pg. 67, lines 1384-1391). These words are uttered by the protagonist of the writing – Beowulf. He encourages the guardians to follow Grendel’s mother who tries to take revenge of her son’s death. She even came to the king’s palace and ate one man. This means that danger has not passed by. 4) “when he comes to me/ I mean to stand, not run from his shooting/ Flames, stand till fate decides/ Which of us wins. My heart is firm,/ My hands calm: I need no hot/ Words” (pg. 101, lines 2524-2529). These words are uttered by Beowulf before he is going to fight with the dragon. This event proves the protagonist’s courage one more time. 5) “For ten long days they made his monument,/ Sealed his ashes in walls as straight/ And high as wise and willing hands could raise them...
