Modesty In Beowulf

and for them to realize he really isn’t a monster, even though he looks evil, he is actually kind hearted and compassionate. Compassion: The words suggesting love and compassion are an emphasis on the fact that Frankenstein’s monster wasn’t the person that the people he met thought that he was. They based him off his looks instead of what was on the inside. They never sat down and talked to him instead, by his looks they automatically thought he was bad and ran away. That was the case even with his creator which made it even worse, but now the monster can express his love and compassion to Victor, which gives Victor the option to either forgive him or not to forgive him.

In the quote Beowulf is boasting and smack talking and Grendel doesn 't do this much at all. So this is clearly conveying in my opinion that that Beowulf has a chance to stop the fighting and madness but he continues to boast and stir Grendel up. The final reason that the humans are the real animals is that in the novel it states, “All the bands did the same thing. In time I began to be more amused than revolted by what they threatened. It didn 't matter to me

Even as a king he has nothing to prove to anyone by facing the dragon, which shows that he does not fight for himself he fights because he believes he needs to. Risking his life to protect someone is very noble and shows he further shows his loyalty to his people by giving his

A hero can be someone who is selfless, honest, confident, caring, and courageous. The main character Beowulf falls under a heroic character because he honors his country and using all his powers and strengths to protect others. His courageous has also shown him not to hesitate and to risk his life to fight those that are

The quote that shows that Salva shows persistence and helped his survive come from page 67 of the book, it reads, “The way they were treating him made Salva feel stronger still. There is no one left to help me. They think I am weak and useless. Salva lifted his head proudly. They are wrong, and I will prove it.” Before this quote, Salvas uncle had been shot and no one helped him.

A lot of people see heroes as people with superpowers, but heroes are ordinary people. Heroes don’t need special powers or abilities, everyday are soldiers or even lawyers. A hero isn’t someone who stands on the sidelines watching, heroism is thinking of others before yourself, risking one’s life, doing what’s right no matter other’s opinions, and definitely not being a coward Being a hero comes naturally to people when you follow what you believe in. Firstly, when everyone acknowledged Tim Johnson, in To Kill A Mockingbird,by Harper Lee, as a mad dog, Atticus was left to shoot the dog. “The rifle cracked, Tim Johnson leaped, flopped over, and crumpled on the sidewalk in a brown and white heap”-pg 126.

Whenever people think about hero, oftenly, they will think of soldiers, firefighters or some fictional character like superman and batman. Hero is someone who is noble, and worth people pay respect of. In other words, the word hero and victim are hardly mentioned together. However, in Stephen King’s novel, “Misery”, the character Paul is not only a victim but a truly hero to himself and also to many readers. He escapes from Annie Wilkes, the devil figure, fully based on himself as he is completely isolated from other people.

Conclusion Sentence: With the evidence stated above, it is clear that Macbeth only cares about his ambitions and does whatever it takes to get to the top. This makes him not a tragic hero because in no way was he ever a hero, all he saw was power and one way to get to it. Transition: while Macbeth was blinded by his ambitions and lost all power in himself when he realize the witch mislead him and he was defeated. This leads to the conclusion that Concluding Paragraph: Restate thesis: Macbeth is not a tragic hero because although Macbeth knows what he is doing is wrong, he continues doing it resulting in him easily getting influenced by people around him, giving into his tragic flaw: ambition which lead into a series of crime, and losing all the power he gained. claim1: Believes he is a great leader and gives into his tragic flaw: ambition.

This moment overall is one of the only times in which we see the two neither fighting nor embracing one another, but just kind of neutral as the monster explains himself, Victor is found in awe at how far the monster has come to learn the english language, but most importantly, the difference between good and evil. Victor, as well as the rest of society, cannot seem to put aside physical appearance in order to visualize something truly beautiful that has happened here. Despite the rejection of his father and proper upbringing, the monster has become a humble and somewhat civilized offspring that does not intentionally harm those he comes in contact with, unless they’re connected to Victor because of his negligence. This idea symbolizes shelley’s overall message about how society jumps to conclusions too fast about someone, simply due to their appearance, when they could indeed function, and even help those around

The most obvious value of a second in command is their ultimate respect and undying support for their leader. This can be seen in Beelzebub, Aboab, and Tuscan in both Oroonoko and Paradise Lost. Respect and support prove to be useful qualities for the protagonist of Paradise Lost and Oroonoko. Satan and Oroonoko are able to use their second in commands for their ultimate benefit. The value of these second in commands can vary with his integrity.