Concetti Chiave
- Grendel is depicted as a fearsome dragon residing in a cave lair, with the strength of thirty men.
- Only Beowulf, a man of extraordinary strength and courage, is capable of defeating Grendel.
- King Hrothgar summons Beowulf to kill Grendel, who has long terrorized peasants and slaughtered innocents.
- Beowulf surprises Grendel in bed at night, injuring the dragon by ripping off an arm, leading to Grendel's eventual death.
- After being wounded, Grendel emits an inhuman scream and flees to escape permanent defeat by Beowulf.
Grendel's fearsome appearance
Grendel appears in the guise of a fearsome dragon, who lives in a lair inside a cave. He has powerful claws and has the strength of thirty men, the only one able to defeat him is Beowulf, man of extraordinary strength and indomitable courage, called by the king Hrothgar to be instructed to kill the monster who for too long persecuted peasants and made the slaughter of innocents.
Only after being surprised in his bed in the middle of the night, the hero of the story can hurt to death the dragon, ripping out an arm and sentenced him to bleed to death. Immediately after Beowulf has made this gesture, Grendel makes a inhuman scream and run away to avoid being definitely killed by that powerful man.
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