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I think in a way Beowulf is supposed to be a symbol of God's strength. Here are these two powerful demons that seem unstoppable. Beowulf comes along and makes quick work of both of them, but before both fights he says if it be God's will let me win this fight. If not so be it.

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Why is Beowulf so strong and mighty?

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Quote number two I found interesting, because it shows Grendel's motives. He isn't killing for no reason, he is upset and angry that he is an outcast.

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Quote number one really stuck out to me, because it shows that Beowulf was proud of his victory over Grendel. He took his arm as a trophy in a way and displayed it for all to see.

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"Cain's Clan, whom the Creator had outlawed and condemned as outcasts. For the killing of Abel the Eternal Lord had exacted a price."

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"Hanging high from the rafters where Beowulf had hung it, was the monster's arm, claw, and shoulder and all.

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