-The hall was the center of aristocratic lifestyles in Anglo-Saxon time period. A king or lord and their peoples ate, drank, and conversed within the mead hall; it was a place of gathering for everyone.
-The first thing that comes to mind about the treasure, is that it is the dragon's treasure that leads Beowulf to the Danes, but we are also told that a great leader also distributes his wealth and treasures to his men. The most common kenning for a king, or leader, was "ring-giver".
-Gold validates greatness in battle, and is treasured among the finest of prizes in the Dark Age Germanic peoples.
-Yes, Beowulf is the idea of a hero, he is larger than life, brave, strong, loyal and respected. The response of his men after his death shows his true ability to lead, and his love for the men and his people is reciprocated to him in his death.
An appropriate word is mistake
Explanation:
Answer:
The correct answer is emotion.
Explanation:
In the above passage, John F. Kennedy tries to relate to the public emotionally so he can gather their trust. The public tends to react more to emotional statements rather than rational ones.
There are several words and sentences used by him that point towards emotions used as rhetorical device for example,
- We welcome to the ranks of the free
- We shall always hope to find them strongly supporting their own freedom
- Those who foolishly sought power by riding the back of the tiger ended up inside.
