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"

adonine · Answer

is this to a book?

katierenee412 · Answer

Its an epic poem im pretty sure @AdoNine

adonine · Answer

ok so wheres the poem

katierenee412 · Answer

Its in bits and pieces in the lesson im working on its a huge poem that would be to big to put on here its only asking about that specific quote from it though

adonine · Answer

so how can i help you with the question if i dont know the poem

katierenee412 · Answer

by helping me to analyze what that quote means :) @AdoNine

adonine · Answer

The last one seems like it is talking about bravery of a man of doing something no one else can do do u get that

katierenee412 · Answer

yes, do you think the first part is talking about an evil man? the character Grendel is evil and i think the beginning might be to compare them so Beowulf seems like a hero in comparison. does that seem right to you? @AdoNine

adonine · Answer

yes it actually does the way you say it makes sense.