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Grendel is a fictional character in the Anglo-Saxon epic poem <u>Beowulf </u>.
As Grendel is characterized as a monstrous being or person who had an evil soul. He was cursed and for that he wandered the face of earth just to harm innocent beings. Grendel killed king Hrothgar's men (Hrothgar was a Danish king) .
Explanation:
Beowulf belonged to a Swedish tribe. He was a warrior who fought Grendel when he faced him. Beowulf injured the monstrous Grendel and killed him. As Grendel's mother tried to harm Beowulf in order to avenge her sons death but she was killed in the attempt to do so by Beowulf.
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The protagonist is the main character, often a hero.
The antagonist is the character who opposes the protagonist, often a villain.
Explanation:
The protagonist is Donovan and the antagonist is Donovan's friends from "Hard Castle Middle School" .
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Nobel Lecture delivered December 11, 1986. As a survivor of the Holocaust of World War II, Wiesel relates the past to the future through memory, the source, he asserts, of hope as well as despair.
Explanation:
Before meeting her, he was moody and gloomy, because he had been rejected by Rosalie. After meeting Juliet, he insists that he could find no greater love than she, and wants nothing more than to see her always. It can be inferred that based on his behavior, he doesn't know that love really is, and that he's extremely rash in his decisions.
