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add sentence about milton sympathizing with satan

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Satan is really establishing his dislike for God. He is basically dissing serving God saying that it is "better to reign in Hell."

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In this speech, given by Satan, it is showing Satan's confidence and defiance towards God. Satan will no longer bow down to God.

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"This downfall; since by Fate the strength of gods...sole reigning holds the tyranny of Heaven" (Lines116-124) Pg. 5-6

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"She has taken up the feud because of last night, when you killed Grendel" (Lines 1333-1334)
"He died in battle, paid with his life; and now this powerful other one arrives, this force for evil driven to avenge her kinsman's death" (Lines 1337-1340) Pg. 93

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While on her rampage, Grendel's mother took Grendel's hand from Heorot Hall. This is all she has left of her son now and she does not want his severed limbs to be treated with such disrespect, as it is treated as a trophy by the men.

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After learning that her son is dead, Grendel's mother is so emotionally broken that she goes on a horrific rampage. But, her reaction to his death shows humane qualities like love and grief which in turn, reverses the monster vs. hero stereotype

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Antony is proclaiming how Brutus really was not a bad guy. He was just misguided by his intense fear of corruption by Rome which was better the the justifications given by the other conspirators (aka just envy)

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"All the conspirators, save only he, did that they did in envy of great Caesar. He only, in a general honest thought and common good to all, made one of them" (Lines 69-72) Pg. 103

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Brutus announces (quite literally) to the crowd of Romans why he rose against Caesar. He is publicly justifying his actions out of his fear of Caesar corrupting Rome.

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"not that I loved Caesar less, but that I loved Rome more" (Lines 21-22) Pg. 56

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In this quote, Brutus is justifying his reasons for killing Caesar as a result of Caesar being corrupted by power from his leadership position. Brutus is saying that Caesar will turn his back on those who have helped him, once he achieves total power, and Brutus wants to eliminate that possibility.

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"But 'tis a common proof that lowliness is young ambition's ladder, whereto the climber-upward turns his face; but when he once attains the upmost round, he then unto the ladder turns his back, looks in the clouds, scorning the base degrees by which he did ascend. So Caesar may" (Lines 21-27) Pg. 22-23

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Good start Taylor. You need to answer the "approach" in your thesis statement. What is man's greatest fear in each of these texts? How does it influence their actions?

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Good start Taylor. You need to answer the "approach" in your thesis statement. What is man's greatest fear in each of these texts? How does it influence their actions?

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"To reign is worth ambition though in Hell; Better to reign in Hell, than serve in Heav'n" (Lines 262-263) Pg. 9

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Even the men realize that Grendel's mother is acting out of grief and anguish over her son's death. The men are starting to see her justification for terrorizing the people.

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After his fall from Heaven, Satan from John Milton's Paradise Lost, makes it his mission to expose "man's disobedience" and get revenge on God for putting him in Hell.

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"There was an uproar in Heorot. She had snatched their trophy, Grendel's bloodied hand" (Lines 1302-1304) Pg. 91

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"But now his mother had sallied forth on a savage journey, grief-racked and ravenous, desperate for revenge" (Lines 1276-1278) Pg. 89

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Through analyzing the character of Grendel's mother in Seamus Heaney's, Beowulf, a reversal of the monster versus hero stereotype takes place as the readers realizes the justification for the mother's actions: the loss of her son, Grendel.

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This quote exemplifies how strong Brutus' love for honor is. This "honor" could be interpreted as Brutus' own honor, or Rome's honor.

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"For let the gods so speed me as I love the name of honour more than I fear death" (Lines 88-89) Pg.7

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In William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, the protagonist, Brutus, struggles with his moral code in that he is persuaded to choose his love for his country, over his love for his close friend, Caesar, in order to protect his country from the supposed "corruption" of Caesar's leadership.

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Analyze man's greatest desire/fear and how that influences actions

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"Reading creative and lengthy exploration's of people's lives, ...literally putting yourself into another person's position -- [into] lives that could be more difficult, more complex...can lead to more empathy and understand of other's lives."

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Through the process of analyzing characters' emotions and actions, one can gain more insight and understanding of other people's lives. The authors of Julius Caesar, Beowulf, and Paradise Lost expose the similar fears of corruption, loss, and unfulfilled revenge in their protagonists which leads to the destruction and weakening of those around them as a result of their emotionally dictated actions.