Explanation:
Jordan no. 4 cause my brothers love em
Through the text, we can infer that Wealhtheow was not impressed with the men who fought Grendel up to this point, as shown in the last answer option.
<h3>Why wasn't Wealhtheow impressed?</h3>
- He knew about Grendel's power.
- He had seen many men try to fight Grendel and failed.
- He knew that men had no special powers.
- He had no confidence in men.
Wealhtheow was unsure of the men who fought Grendel, which gave him a negative outlook and a lack of hope for any warriors. Also, the men were foreigners, which increased his distrust.
This question is part of the epic "Beowulf" and you can find more information about it at the link:
brainly.com/question/15520729
The correct answer is - is not limited to a single distinct image but is more complex.
An epic simile is similar to the regular simile - both of these figures of speech use words such as like or as. However, the difference is that the regular simile is much shorter, whereas an epic simile can refer to a whole stanza within a poem, or to the entire poem itself.
