... This brilliant writer wrote “Grendel” in order to establish another point of view on the epic poem Beowulf. ...
“Grendel” tells the opposite side of the poem “Beowulf.” In the story, Grendel is a beast. ... Grendel has no sympathy for Hrothgar what so ever because all Grendel can remember in his life is depression. ... This power made it so that no weapon that was used against Grendel could hurt him. After this, Grendel only gets worse. ... Never does Grendel attack during daylight, he always attacks when people are sleeping, and he knows he will have a better chance of winning. Finally, after twelve years of uncalled for attacks, someone triumphs over Grendel. ... Beowulf wins because he has the strength to fight Grendel with his bare hands, and he is protected by god because he is fighting Grendel for the good of everyone else, rather than himself.
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