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It can be inferred that Beowulf is sure he will win the context against Grendel because " he has the best sword ever made".
<h3>What is the evidence that Beowulf's sword helped him defeat Grendel?</h3>
In the narrative, Beowulf runs to the rear of the cave and discovers Grendel dead. He chops off his skull with the Giant sword.
The blood of those two creatures is so toxic and heated that the metal of the sword blade melts and drips away like an icicle, leaving just the hilt in Beowulf's palm.
Beowulf, the epic's protagonist, is a Geatish hero who battles the monster Grendel, Grendel's mother, and a fire-breathing dragon.
Beowulf's boasts and experiences show him to be the most powerful and capable warrior around. In his youth, he epitomizes all of the heroic culture's greatest virtues.
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Answer: The metaphor, "Milk of human kindness" mean to be caring and compassionate to other people. This could be a universal theme because anyone can be kind to a stranger in need. People in China can care for someone, people in England can care for someone else, even people in Alaska can be caring for a stranger.
In " The Convict and The Bishop," the bishop helped and defended Jean Valjean whom he didn't even know. While everybody else drove him out, the bishop tended to him. He gave Jean a bed to sleep in, a bed and he gave him comfort when nobody else would. This shows that people can be nice to others in need.
In " The Strangers That Came to Town," when Andy and Tom made mischief, they really hurt the Duviches. Thier father made them repay the family by catching 60 fish. When they gave the fish to the Duviches they were overjoyed and invited Andy and Tom's family to eat the fish. The Duviches were shown kindness by the father and returned the kindness by inviting Andy and Tom's family for a meal.
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A noun phrase denoting a person or thing that is the recipient of the action of a transitive verb, for example the dog in Jimmy fed the dog.
