How does the repetition of “appositive style” (what we talked about in class on tuesday, ex. Beowulf, Slayer of Grendel) contribute to how we perceive different characters and their roles in the story?
Beowulf question 8/30 (10:50)
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How does the repetition of “appositive style” (what we talked about in class on tuesday, ex. Beowulf, Slayer of Grendel) contribute to how we perceive different characters and their roles in the story?
Given the instability of the time period, why is it important for Beowulf to assert himself as the alpha male of the group through his actions and dialogue?