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Aman - "Behind whom the king could safely rest and Beowulf was ready, firm with our Lord's high favor and his own bold courage and strength."

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"with new light would be drenched with blood, the benches stained red, the floors all wet from that fiend's savage assault."

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Aman - "Let me live in greatness and courage, or here in this hall welcome my death!"

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Aman - "At last, that Grendel could be killed; he believed in Beowulf's bold strength and the firmness of his spirit."

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"He needs no weapons and fears none. Nor will I."

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"the brilliant light shone, suddenly, as though burning in that hall and as bright as heavens own candle, lit in the sky"

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"she'd killed a glorious soldier, cut a noble life short. No geat could have stopped her"

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"and undending, violent and cruel, and evil."

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"Hail to those who will rise to God, drop off their dead bodies and seek our fathers peace"

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" a poet sang, from time to time, in a clear pure voice. Danes and visiting geats celebrated as one, drank and rejoiced...

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;"God must decide who will be given to death's cold grip."

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"Fate saves the living when they drive away death by themselves!"

-Sinaia Sullivan

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" Is simple: no man swims in the sea as I can, no strength is a match for mine."

-Sinaia Sullivan

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"That this is one favor you should not refuse me that I, alone and with the help of my men, may purge all evil from this hail... he needs no weapons and fears none. Nor will I."

-Sinaia Sullivan

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"And sometimes they sacrificed to the old stone gods, made heathen vows, hoping for hell's support , the Devil's guidance in driving their affliction off. (175-178)"
"Let them beware, those who are trusting danger, clutched at by trouble, yet can carry no solace in their hearts, cannot hope to be better! Hail to those who will rise to God.." (183-187)
-kyla

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"God, whose love Grendel could not know." -Kyla

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"Finn's wife, Hnaf's sister, learned what good faith was worth to her husband: his honeyed words and treachery. cost her two belovéd lives, her son and her brother, both falling on spears guided by fate's hand." (1071-1075) - kyla

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"God must decide who will be given to death's cold grip." (440-441)
"Fate will unwind as it must!" (455) -Kyla

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"And if death does take me, send the hammered mail of my armor to Higlac, return the inheritance I had from Hrethel, and he from Wayland. Fate will unwind as it must!" (452-455) -Kyla

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"It is better for us all to avenge our friends, not mourn them forever. Each of us will come to the end of this life on earth; he who can earn it should fight for the glory of his name; fame after death is the noblest of goals." (1385-1389) -Kyla

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"Proud son, if your hands were as hard, your heart as fierce as you think it, no fool would dare to raid your hall, ruin Herot and oppress its prince, as Grendel had done." (591-594)

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"If I hear, from across the ocean, that your neighbors have threatened you with war, or oppressed you as enemies once oppressed you, here, I will bring a thousand warriors, a thousand armed Geats to protect your throne." (1826-1830)

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"Grendel seized him, tore him apart, swallowed him down, feet and all, as fate had decreed" (2077-2080)

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"Danes' great ring-giver" (epithet)

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"Yrs, who was given to Onela, king of the Swedes, and become his wife and their queen." (peaceweaving)

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"Conceived by a pair of those monsters born of Cain, murderous creatures banished by god, punished forever for the crime of Abel's death."

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"So I have led the Danes for half a hundred years, protected them from all peoples on this earth, my sword and spear so ready that no on e anywhere under God's high sun was eager to wage war here in Denmark" (1769-1773) -kyla

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"So I have led the Danes for half a hundred years, protected them from all peoples on this earth, my sword and spear so ready that no on e anywhere under God's high sun was eager to wage war here in Denmark" (1769-1773) -kyla

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"...not since Hama carried the Brosings' necklace home to his glorious city, saved its tight-carved jewels, and his skin, and his soul from Ermic's treachery, and then came to God.  Higlac had it next, Swerting's grandson...and that necklace, all lay for Franks to pluck, for jackal warriors to find when they walked through" (1197-1213)

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"His courage and strength had earned him a kinglike treasure, bought gold and rich rings to his glorious hands."

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"Now the Geats will show him courage, soon he can test his strength in battle."

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"He (Hermod) deserved to suffer and die"

Sinaia Sullivan

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"And when the sun comes up again, opening another bright day from the south, anyone in Denmark may enter this hall: that evil shall be gone!"

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"Glitering, silver-shining links" (122).     Avery Michael

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"Glitering, silver-shining links" (122).     Avery Michael

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Beowulf's speech before battle ends with "Fate will unwind as it must"

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"A brave young comrade carefully listening when Siegmund's tongue unwound the wonders he had worked, confiding in his close friend. There were tales of giants wiped from the earth by Siegmund might--and forever remembered, fame that would last him beyond life and death, his daring battle with a treasure-rich dragon" (880-886).

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"The monsters hatred rose higher, but his power has gone. He twisted in pain, and the bleeding sinews deep in his shoulder snapped, muscle and bone split and broke." (336-340) Kayla Whitner

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"Then Welthow, Hrothgar's gold-ringed queen, greeted the warriors; a noble woman who knew what was right, she raised a flowing cup to Hrothgar first, holding it high for the lord of the Danes to drink, wishing him joy in that feast."

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Aman - "But God's dread loom was woven with defeat for the monster"

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"And struggles too, against evil and treachery that no one had ever heard of, that no one knew" (876-879). Avery

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"And struggles too, against evil and treachery that no one had ever heard of, that no one knew" (876-879). Avery

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"Fame that would last him beyond life and death, his daring battle with a treasure-rich dragon" (Lines 885-886)

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"Fame that would last him beyond life and death, his daring battle with a treasure-rich dragon" (Lines 885-886)

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Sinaia Sullivan

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" And the thread should be broken. But Beowulf lay wakeful, watching, waiting.."

( symbolism and alliteration)

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"Worked-these men are no beggars" (litote)

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"Welthow was pleased with his words, His bright-tongued boasts; she carried them back To her lord, walked nobly across to his side."

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"Now he discovered- once the afflicter of men, tormentor of their days- what it meant to feud with Almighty God" (809-811)  -kyla

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"Now he discovered- once the afflicter of men, tormentor of their days- what it meant to feud with Almighty God" (809-811)  -kyla

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"That Shepard of evil, guardian of crime, knew at once that nowhere on earth had he met a man who's hands were harder" (273-275

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"And struggles too, against evil and treachery that no one had ever heard of, that no one knew" (876-879).

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"But Beowulf longed only for fame, leaped back into battle.  He tossed his sword aside, angry; the steel-edged blade lay where he dropped it.  If weapons were useless he'd use his hands, the strength in his fingers.  So fame comes to the men who mean to win it and care about nothing else!" (1529-1536)

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"When night had covered the earth with its net and the shapes of darkness moved black and silent through the world" ( Personification)

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Aman - "Neither he nor you can match me - and I mean no boast, have announced no more than I know to be true"