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" He thinks that Hamlet mourns too much."
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There are no gurls, we r aliens.
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In the lines shown in the question above, we can see that Grendel is characterized as courageous and fair. That's because it shows that he is ready to face Grendel, with courage and bravery, being able to avenge the population that suffered for the acts of this monster. Beowulf is willing to promote justice, making Grendel pay for his vile acts. This can be seen, especially in the lines "alone now with GrendelI shall manage the matter, with the monster of evil, The giant, decide it."
The Lord of the Flies represents the evil within us (in the book). the Lord of the Flies basically tells Simon that there's no escaping him because he's inside us all. this is communicated through a strange daydream Simon has due to lack of food and water, where he talks to the head of the pig and realized the grim truth of who/what the real beast on the island is: themselves.
in my book, this scene is on pg 137-138
★ "Lord of the Flies" literally translates to "Beelzebub" in Greek meaning the Devil