Kenning is a figurative expression or
metaphor used to point or name something instead of it proper
noun. The Kennings were used extensively in Anglo-Saxon poetry. Beowulf is full
of them, here are some examples which were used for Grendel and his mother:
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Shepherd of Evil (Grendel)
shadow of death (Grendel)
Mankind enemy (Grendel)
She-wolf (Grendel's mother)
<span>Mighty Water Witch (Grendel's mother) </span>
<span>All of them tells that the poet looks at both of them as
symbol of evil but along with that source of mighty power also. </span></span>
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Answer: Rolf then displays his courage and sympathy as he attempts to save Azucena. Rolf desperately makes several attempts to free the child but cannot. However, he is determined to save Azucena's life and makes several attempts to retrieve an electric pump to remove the water and sludge.
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