Grendel’s resentment and jealousy are deeply human emotions that make him seem like more than just a monster. He hears revelry from the hall and feels shunned and rejected. Beowulf does not exhibit such nuanced emotions., Grendel’s resentment and jealousy are deeply human emotions that make him seem like more than just a monster. These emotions are conveyed most clearly in lines 86–92, when Grendel hears revelry from the hall and feels shunned and rejected. Beowulf, on the other hand, does not exhibit such nuanced emotions., Beowulf is presented as a heroic and fearless warrior. He chooses to fight Grendel without weapons. This shows his confidence and desire for glory. Grendel relies on stealth and surprise attacks. He avoids direct confrontation., Beowulf is presented as a heroic and fearless warrior. For instance, he chooses to fight Grendel without weapons, which shows his confidence and desire for glory. In contrast, Grendel relies on stealth and surprise attacks, avoiding direct confrontation., The mead hall represents community and celebration. It is filled with joy and music. Grendel attacks it repeatedly. He cannot stand the happiness inside. This shows his isolation., The mead hall represents community and celebration, as it is filled with joy and music. However, Grendel attacks it repeatedly because he cannot stand the happiness inside. As a result, his actions highlight his deep isolation.

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