Grendel

Probably the most memorable work in poetry, Glendell is one of the three monsters in the Beowulf battle. His nature is ambiguous. Although he has a strange appearance with many animal attributes and grotesque, he seems to be led by vague human emotions and impulses, and he will be many more than people expected It shows life. Grendel is a person who has been abandoned as if it was recovering for a long time because it was expelled to wetlands beyond the boundaries of human society. The poet hinted that the attack against Glender 's Danish people hid solitude and jealousy. According to descendants, Glendell is a member of the Cain family who deemed that creator abandoned it and abandoned it (106-107). Therefore he is indignant, descendants of malicious characters. Although the poet showed a little sympathy, he pointed out that the deep pain of Carnival Carnival lost in the basement is partly attributed to his curse "I will never regret" (137)

In Glendale, this story is spoken from Glendale's point of view. Therefore, he is not considered a killing machine. But in Beowulf, the reverse is true. Glendell is seen as a monster that threatens Flosger's people. The way to draw Glendell on Glendell is different from how he explains his leadership and purpose at Beowulf. When talking about his behavior and nature, the description of both stories of Glendell is the same. Glendell's initiative in Glendell is mainly self defense. In two works of Beowulf and Glendell, Glendell usually has the same meaning. He is known as Keynes, is known as Cain, and is known as the evil spawning of Cain, and is also considered a monster, why? Why is he an evil and horrible person strictly eliminating everyone in these two books? After abandoning John Gardner 's book, Glendell was expected to be given some excuses, he portrayed that he is not an unexplainable monster at Beowulf. But all

The villain - Grendel, the main monster determined by Beowulf to kill is the villain of this epic. Beowulf tried to kill Grendel, the mother of Grendel, and the three dragon monsters, but the main purpose of Beowulf was to defeat Grendel. Glendell is the worst for the first of the three. If Glen had not attacked Dane, Beowulf had no opportunity to prove that he respects glory and fame. "And then when the darkness came, Glendell went to Hlo and wanted to know what soldiers would do in the hall when they were drinking, he knew they were sleeping without doubt, they The dream of the monster was not disturbed.The thought of the monster was as fast as his desire and nails: he slipped through the door, sniper 30 people in silence, unconsciously smashed them in their beds , And they ran out of their bodies, the blood dropped behind him and got back behind him, I am satisfied with the massacres of his night. "- Grundel's Wrath (page 42, lines 30-40 )

Beowulf killed Glendell and became a noble hero. The first monster, Grundel, "A dark pedestrian, he lives in the night and the darkness, he is the wickedest at night" (Halverson 100). Grendel is descendant of Cain and he was forcibly repatriated from God far from humanity after murdering his brothers (Magennis 123). Grendel is a "boring study" (Halverson 100) and he is happy in a noble place, Heorot Hall, so his hatred drives him to attack the heroic society and reject God.