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Beowulf. 2007. Http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-ZCV8xVQB-WQ/Udoal691ahI/AAAAAAAABXU/ungpMZNSTTg/s1600/Outlander+3.jpg, n.p.

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An Epic Hero is a Person who:
-Has great skill, strength, and courage.
-Succeeds in war/ battles.
-Values honor and glory.
-Battles demons and monsters.
-Is kind to his followers, yet harsh to his enemies.
-Desires action and adventure.
-Achieves his goal/mission.

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Sage Kent                      Christian Influences

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Sage Kent                      Christian Influences

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Many elements of Christian philosophy can be found throughout the epic poem. For example, the belief that man only survives under the protection of God is portrayed. Also, throughout Beowulf's actions, he demonstrates the christian belief that the proper bearing of man is to be humble and unselfish- which both beowulf and his men demonstrate throughout the poem. Therefore the dichotomies pride vs humility and sacrifice vs selfishness are revealed.

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With a sour attitude, Grendel's mother ventured to the great hall. She stole Grendel's arm back. Upset, Beowulf ventured to Grendel's mother's layer. The underwater battlefield was filled with flames and other creatures. With a human forged sward, Beowulf had a difficult time fighting Mother due to her immunity to human weapons. After discovering her immunity, Beowulf began fighting with his hands, but made little progress. Be saw a sword, hanging on the wall. A sword forged by giants, unable to be lifted by man, was lifted, by Beowulf. He swung the sword, and sliced the neck of the water witch. Her blood boiled as it spewed from her neck, melting the blade of the sward leaving small reminisce of the weapon left. He saw Grendel, dying in the corner. With the blade, Beowulf sliced the head of Grendel, and robbed the trophy for himself. When he surfaced from the deep underwater layer, Beowulf ordered four of his men to carry the head back to the hall to be hung for all to see.

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dragging the dead men home to his den.
hot hearted beowulf was bent upon battle

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This image represents Beowulf fighting with Grendel´s mother. I think this is a good representation, because Grendel´s mother looks scary and big, it also looks like they are inside a cave and there is water in the ground just like in the poem.

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Sage Kent                       Theme 5: Mortality

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Sage Kent                       Theme 5: Mortality

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Throughout the epic poem, the other explains in every line how all of the characters are eventually going to die. The acknowledgement of death is a constant for medieval warriors in Scandinavia.
"Whichever one death fells
must deem it a just judgement by God." (440-441)

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Sage Kent                      Theme 4: Good vs Evil

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Sage Kent                      Theme 4: Good vs Evil

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The entire epic poem is surrounded around the conflicts between the mighty and loyal warrior and dragons of hell itself. Throughout the novel, good battles evil acknowledging that soon one of them would prevail- usually good wins. Within the poem the word "good" means "strong, generous and proud".
"In the end each clan on the outlying coasts
beyond the whale-road had to yield to him
and began to pay tribute. That was one good king." (9-11)

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Sage Kent                            Theme 3: Wealth 

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Sage Kent                            Theme 3: Wealth 

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The culture of midivil Scandinavia focused largely on the giving and receiving of gold. Every village is centered around a kind- who is called the "ring giver". The kings gifts to his followers ensure they will remain loyal.
"They marched in step,
hurrying on till the timbered hall
rose before them, radiant with gold.
Nobody on earth knew of another
building like it. Majesty lodged there,
its light shone over many lands." (306-311)

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This image represents the end of the battle between Grendel and Beowulf. I think this is a good representation of the battle, because Grendel looks very big and scary. It looks like Beowulf had a hard time fighting because he has some scrapes in his face.

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Sage Kent                 Theme 2: Loyalty

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Sage Kent                 Theme 2: Loyalty

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The idea of loyalty throughout the story is very repetitive and reoccurring. Beowulf's men display their perceptions of loyalty throughout the scene by never backing down and wanting. Although they are not as strong as their leader, they are always willing to fight in his place.

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This video represents the battle between Grendel and Beowulf. I don´t think this video is a good representation of the event, because they make it look easy for Beowulf to win, also Beowulf is naked and in the poem they don´t mention that. Grendel looks like he is weak. Finally Grendel and Beowulf speak to each other in this video which in the poem they don´t talk.

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Beowulf (5/10) Movie CLIP - I Am Beowulf (2007) HD

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infamous- adj. having a bad reputation.

writhing- adj. twisting as in pain.

talons- noun. sharp hooked claws on birds of pray.

sinews-noun. bands of tissue or tendons that connect muscle and bone.

scabbard-noun. a case that protects a swords blade.

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literary device detective : skylar chriman

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literary device detective : skylar chriman

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The battle with Grendel
kennings :
bone- adorned ( meaning "armored").
life-days and day-count  (lifespan).
sin--scather
bone- locks( muscles).
slaughter-storm

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Lurking in the marsh, Grendel waited until nightfall. He journeyed into the great hall, to find sleeping warriors crowded together. Grendel craved the blood of his newly discovered treats. Grendel began ripping and tearing his victims apart craving their taste. All of a sudden Grendel began to mass consume thirty of the warriors in the hall. After twelve winter of attacks, a hero was called to action. Beowulf, being the strongest human anywhere on earth, sought to defeated the threat of Grendel. Beowulf attacked Grendel with a small army of men by his side. After discovering Grendel was immune to human weapons, Beowulf fought the slithering creature from the deep. It was with such strength and determination, that Beowulf tore the arm off Grendel, and hung it in the great hall as a trophy for his accomplishments.

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Sage Kent                        Theme 1: Isolation

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Sage Kent                        Theme 1: Isolation

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Grendel's relationship with humans primarily surrounds the fact that he is interested in their philosophies, yet is disturbed by their perceptions of community. He feels alone in the world because other animals are undignified and his mother lacks the capacity for language. Grendel often times speaks to the sky in order to fulfill his need for conversation. His intelectual capacity denies him any form of companionship.