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My Accomplishments In Beowulf

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One of my accomplishments that I am proud of is the Wanted Poster I made of Grendel, from the story Beowulf, for my senior English class. It was real fun to work on because I made him look like myself, but with a six pack. Every time I showed it to some it put a big smile on their face. This was a group assignment, but I couldn’t find a partner so I just worked on it myself. Even though I didn’t get any help on it and didn’t use any colors like the other groups did, I really liked the way it turned out, and found it to be as good a quality as everybody else’s. I got a pretty good grade on it too, which was

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