How does Beowulf characterize a hero thus far? Consider what you've learned about the qualities of a hero (specifically an Anglo-Saxon hero) in class. What do you think of Beowulf? Think critically here... don't just go with the easy, go-to answer!
I'm not setting a length requirement on this. However, your grade will reflect your thoughtfulness and thoroughness.
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Beowulf has amzing streangth enough to rip off Grendle's arm. He shows he is brave by facing Grendal and his parents in the merre. Beowulf believes in vengence over mornning, for the lost.
ReplyDeleteBeowulf shows many characteristics of a hero already throughout the poem. He shows bravery by going up against Grendal and taking off his arm. A hero also shows determination to getting the job done which is a feature Beowulf has. Lastly he has strength every hero needs to have strength.
ReplyDeleteBeowulf already shows a little bit of his hero spirit when he decides to come to Denmark and helps the Danes get rid of the monster Grendel. Comparing to others, even some so-called Dane heroes, Beowulf does gets that super-strong power to compete against the monster, ripping off Grendel's arm and makes him suffering pain. Living at Heorot so far, Beowulf always shows his fearlessness and not hesitated about what the King Hrothgar wants him to do.
ReplyDeleteBeowulf has shown that a hero must be strong and fearless. He doesn't hesitate for a second when asks to do something that may end his life. He proudly steps up and takes care of any danger that may be around. He doesn't get sad about losing friends, but rather gets mad and wants to avenge them.
ReplyDeleteBeowulf is very brave and a strong man. I mean he ripped off Grendel the monsters arm. He doesn't show fear or weakness. He is definitely a hero.
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