Beowulf: resumen de Part 12
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In XII Grendel and Beowulf, Grendel enters the hall, devours a sleeping soldier, and attacks Beowulf, whose powerful grip prevents his escape. Their struggle shakes the building and tears benches loose, while Grendel’s fearful cries mark a reversal from confident attacker to trapped enemy.
Qué sucede
- Grendel comes from the moor and forces his way into Hrothgar’s hall, expecting to kill the sleeping warriors.
- He seizes a sleeping soldier, tears him apart, and eats his entire body.
- Grendel reaches for Beowulf, who catches him with a grip stronger than any he has encountered.
- Grendel becomes afraid and struggles to escape, but Beowulf remembers his boast and holds him firmly.
- Their fight shakes the iron-bound hall and dislodges benches, while the Danes hear Grendel’s terrible cries.
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Grendel’s confidence collapses when he encounters Beowulf’s strength. The attacker now fears death and seeks escape.
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What keeps the hall standing during the struggle?
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