Grendel is an ogre who is a descendant of Cain, the son of Adam and Eve. According to the legend, Cain or in Hebrew, Qayin means ‘creature’ and creatures or monsters such as Grendel are of the same blood as Cain. Because of his state as an ogre, he feels anger, resentment and hate towards the human race because he feels that God blesses them unlike him. He especially has a strong dislike of the beautiful mead-hall, Heorot which Hrothgar built because it shows the light, joy and music that he cannot enjoy. Thus, he hates Hrothgar.
Mr.Charrington was the one who caught them?
<span>A. He outlines a clear purpose in the speech. Faulkner is known for his "stream-of-consciousness" technique. This technique involves the author writing as if he is the character, rather than writing what the character is doing from an outside point of view. His style was straight forward and enabled the reader to visualize his passages.</span>
Its a measuring unit in poetry.
