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This led to his attack on the festive hall. To Grendel, Heorot must have been something different and magnificent, something he could never have. One can assume that he wishes for love and joy because he grew up in a world of monsters, one of hate, violence, and evil. However, that is never going to be found, he will always be seen as a monster and an outcast in human society. He wants to experience the love and joy he sees when he finds in Heorot. Grendel seems to crave human acceptance and to live within human society. An example of this is the character of Grendel in “Beowulf”, a hideous yet misunderstood creature that was shunned from society by God due to the fact that he was a descendant of Cain from the bible, the first murderer. They are deep, complete, and sometimes sympathetic villains who have suffered a circumstance that causes them to think that the way they are acting is justified for the common good. So, on the other side monsters are not only terrorists but instructors used to teach lessons to humanity or the reader and provide insight into to the good and the evil desires inside each person. But, what is really interesting is the Latin word monstrum’s root “monere” does not only mean to warn but also to instruct. “Monsters” such as Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini, and Saddam Hussein remind us daily that monsters not only exist in the fictional works of literature and movies but also in our reality. Although, they do not take the form of anomalies but of humans they are still present and remind us of the evil nature that resides in man. Monsters not only exist in fiction but in the real world as well. They are the stigma within the natural order of society and are often cursed or ostracized by their humane counter-parts. In literature and movies, Monsters often serve, on one side, as the villains who engage in evil for seemingly no reason other than to offer a challenge for the protagonist and are often depicted as morally reprehensible or inhumane, e.g. The word monster connotes something wretched, grotesque, and wrong or evil. In a sense the word is a perfect description of the various creatures and anomalies that dictate mythology, religion, and some genres of literature. Monster is derived from the Latin word monstrum, which means abnormal occurrence.
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These are my thoughts on monsters and how they relate to Grendel. Then he could relate to the monsters in our world, because he was like a terrorist when he terrorized the town each night. He could relate also to the personal real life monsters because I am sure he was a personal problem to those people every night, like a bill every month. He also relates to movies in this way, because the story describes him as a typical monster. Grendel is a part of literature and can relate to all the other monsters that brave heroes had to conquer so they could protect a village, town or country. Maybe he was just emotionally hurt and is lashing out because of it instead of just blindly being violent. O’Leary is the fact that he is misunderstood. We all have the same view on them most of the time. In our world, a monster that all people can relate to are terrorists. The bill at the end of every month might be somebody’s monster. In real life, monsters are not like the mythological beings from stories, but may just be an everyday personal struggle. In movies, since most movies draw from books, they have similar monsters to books. Sometimes the monster might be the main character just battling with itself emotionally and mentally. In literature most of the time monsters are creatures that valiant heroes go to defeat. It is just really ironic, because when most people think of a hellhound or a monster, they think of a vicious creature, but Mrs. O’Leary is Percy’s best friend like a loyal dog. O’Leary is a hellhound and most of the time, these creatures are extremely deadly, but on the contrary, Mrs. O’Leary from the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series. The monster that I have come across is Mrs.