In Beowulf Strength in Victories In the epic poem Beowulf, strength is clearly expressed in Beowulf? s victories. ? [Grendal] was instantly seized himself, claws bent back as Beowulf leaned up on one arm? (Beowulf 323-4).
His strength alone could fight off a murderous monster with out the help of any weapons. Beowulf? s enemies knew that he was like no other they had ever fought. His strength was incredible and would match and / or top their strength.
? [Grendal] knew at once that nowhere on earth had he met a man whose hands were harder? (Beowulf 326? 7).
Beowulf? s defeats were shocking to his enemies. His confidence was overbearing to any enemy. The monsters used to being feared now feared Beowulf.
? For [Grendal] his freedom, wanting no flesh but retreat, desiring nothing but escape? (Beowulf 338? 9).
Beowulf was a great fighter and a respected hero. he had many defeats and no failures, his strength will always be remembered.
