These passages from Beowulf and Grendel describe feasts in Hrothgar’s hall. Write three to four sentences comparing and contrasting how the people are characterized in each passage. Use details from the text to support your answer. both describe Grendel and beowulf
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"In Beowulf the warriors are very calm and polite at the feast. The Minstrel song makes them happy but they do not become overly emotional or wild. In Grendel however, the men seen wild and out of control after they hear the song. Grendel describes the men as "mad" and says that their "howling and clapping and stomping" is frightening"
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"In Beowulf the warriors are very calm and polite at the feast. The Minstrel song makes them happy but they do not become overly emotional or wild. In Grendel however, the men seen wild and out of control after they hear the song. Grendel describes the men as "mad" and says that their "howling and clapping and stomping" is frightening"
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