Beowulf: Monsters, Moms, and a Seriously Ballsy Hero! | Beówulf

Teaching myself about Beowulf
The video post dives into the Old English epic Beowulf with a fun, irreverent tone. It argues that Grendel is undeniably a monster and explores the motivations of Grendel's mother, referencing Jane Chance's theory that her actions stem from grief rather than vengeance. The post then analyses Beowulf's dive into the underwater lair as a symbolic journey and highlights the heroic qualities—honour, fearlessness, selflessness, and duty—demonstrated by Beowulf. It concludes by emphasising the poem's enduring themes of courage and the battle against darkness, inviting readers to share their thoughts on heroism and the nature of monsters.

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