It’s Adverb Phrase, like the person above me said. ☺️
Grendel is living in a place we can refer to as
hell (metaphorical), the place is inside mountains, a kind of cave with intense
smell and waste, which produces an impression of Grendel as a vicious and
insensitive entity. <span>
<span>As the origin of Gredel is tracked back to Cain who killed Abel
that is also adding up to the description of him being vicious, selfish and
insensitive monster.</span></span>
<span>Constitutionally, specifically referring to the First Amendment, the administrator is wrong to bar Mr. Spencer from speaking on campus (you cannot prohibit a protest/rally etc. even if the message is one of hate and bigotry). The administrator can argue that the KKK is an organization that has advocated violence in the past and continues to do so today and if Mr. Spencer were to come to the campus, he may incite violence among the students. The administrator can also explain the KKK and their beliefs go directly against what the college stands for: peace, diversity, free thinking, morals/ethics, etc.</span>
From the passage, the reader can safely infer that the porter is a comic character.
<u>Explanation:</u>
- In this story, the porter plays for comic relief by reducing the tension of the audience on the murder of the king Duncan.
- The porter also indicates the gates to Macbeth's home. The porter was a drunken character and he has a lively imagination.
- This porter character will speak humorously about his superiors. He only led Macduff into the Macbeth castle.