In a response of two to three sentences, explain how the action described in the following lines helps show Beowulf as a hero.
"This early discovered
The master of malice, that in middle-earth's regions,
'Neath the whole of the heavens, no hand-grapple greater
In any man else had he ever encountered"

Question

In a response of two to three sentences, explain how the action described in the following lines helps show Beowulf as a hero. 
"This early discovered
The master of malice, that in middle-earth's regions,
'Neath the whole of the heavens, no hand-grapple greater
In any man else had he ever encountered"

shadowlegendx · Answer

Well malice has to do with the evils so Its definitely not that line xD

anonymous · Answer

I think it's the last one.

anonymous · Answer

oh wait i read the question wrong

shadowlegendx · Answer

Yeah .-. hehe

anonymous · Answer

Well, what was Beowulf's intent? Why did he want to be a hero? Think about the stories he use to tell to others about how strong and powerful he was. 
I can't really give you a straight answer cuz that would be wrong, but I will help you come up with the idea yourself. :)

shadowlegendx · Answer

Yeah...I havent read the book myself so I cant really give a descriptive 2-3 sentences from only reading 30 words from the book :)

wwhitlock · Answer

In your answer, you should mention the hyperbole of nothing greater under heaven and words like master and greatest. 
The selection doesn't seem to describe Beowulf but rather one of his foes. Beowulf appears heroic in contrast to the foe. (Grendel, Grendel's mother or perhaps the dragon at the end. I can't easily identify which from the passage.)

anonymous · Answer

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