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In the novel Grendel, Grended commented on how he believed his mother viewed him as something that belonged to her, not as her spawn. Does this correlate to her fixation on avenging her son's death?

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In 1385-1390 Beowulf tells Hrothgar to not grieve his lost ones but to rather avenge them. Does Beawulf think Grendel's mother is doing the right thing by attempting to avenge Grendel?

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Why does Beowulf go into battle with Grendel's mother with weapons? Whereas he went into the battle with Grendel with only his bare hands.

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What was the point in unferth giving Beowulf the sword that has never failed? He was just jealous of Beowulf now he's being nice, what do you think changed his opinion about Beowulf ?

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Earlier in the novel, Unferth and Beowulf argued over Beowulf's swimming battle in which he was out at sea for seven days, fighting monsters for five of those days. Was this foreshadowing Beowulf battling Grendel's mother in a body of water?

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When Beowulf gave King Hygelac the treasures that belonged to Hrothgar's brother Heorogar, do you believe he did this because he was a good man or because he wanted to be know as a great, heroic, selfless man?

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Was Unferth's opinion changed about Beowulf after he defeated not only Grendel, but his mother too?

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What is the significance of Grendel's mother taking back Grendel's bloody arm when she attacks the meadhall?

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Could Line 638 be considered foreshadowing even though Beowulf does not die in the mead hall?

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What is Unferth's opinion of the line where Hrothgar states "So now Beowulf, I adopt you in my heart as a dear son."?

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It seems like some tools and weapons have names, like Hrunting. What is the significance of named weapons in Anglo Saxon literature.

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Why did Beowulf suddenly decide to use a weapon in his fight with Grendel's mother,

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Wealtheow seems to ask Hrothgar to rescind his offer to adopt Beowulf as a son. Why is Wealtheow so confident in Hrothulf who is not ever her own son when Beowulf had just cleansed Heorot of Grendel, the hall's tormentor for 12 years?

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In lines 1488-1491 Beowulf asks, that if he dies everything he has inherited go to Unferth. Why do you think he wishes to bestow such a honor on Unferth after publicly humiliating him earlier in the epic? Have they developed some type of bond?

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Why didn't Beowulf have someone else fight with him or for him when the dragon attacked? He was the king so he didn't necessarily have to give his life for anyone and these people were big on being loyal to their king/Lord.

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Is there any foreshadowing or significants of the scops song?

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What relationships exist between the Danes and the Geats?