Grendel's Jealousy In 'Beowulf'

In the poem Beowulf one of the characters Grendel devises an immoral amongst others through his existence which consumes Beowulf in the direction of beating Grendel. His supremacies even though frightening remain austere. His contextual is well known, though the concrete actuality of exactly how Grendel turned into how he subsists isn’t acknowledged, therefore as a result Grendel is a character filled with surreptitious ways that devises panic amongst people that have combatted him in his life and especially in this story the nature of the character Grendel who although a monster has different complexities waiting to be revealed. To begin with, in the poem, we first find out that he is a monster descended from the clan of the biblical figure Cain the evil son of Adam and eve who killed his brother Abel out of jealousy and rage. When he is introduced on page 9 he is beginning to prowl and haunt the marches, marauding round the heath and desolating his enemies. …show more content…
He faces sadness especially from others who are scared of him due to his crimes of being a monster. That is one way he faces bullying in the poem and another way is that he hates Hrothgar because of an incident that occurred in a tree. Those are two occurrences of bullying that Grendel has had to endure throughout his life because of the emotions that humans face are the same that a monster with the complexities of Grendel faces. So due to learning these facts of Grendel we learn that Grendel may be a monster but he faces the emotions of a human and has endured times that have been hard for him in his life. Next Grendel also has to deal with being a human but also facing hate and resentment toward them because he feels that humans are blessed unlike him in their lives. Those are all the reasons why Grendel is a monster due to the treatment that he has received from the humans and the way he feels among