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Just wait and see. I have already displayed some of my ditziness on here with responding to stuff and totally not understanding the most simply things.
ok whatever u say
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Just wait and see. I have already displayed some of my ditziness on here with responding to stuff and totally not understanding the most simply things.
KELSEY! You're in England tomorrow XD
You decided when you're coming to Lark in the Park?
KELSEY! You're in England tomorrow XD
You decided when you're coming to Lark in the Park?
im getting off for now.....
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heyy alex!
help, editor needed, this is a report my mom is making me write so I will be ready for school
The whole book is filled with fighting between human and mythical forces. (1)This fighting is almost all sprung from the need for revenge.After Grendel attacked the mead hall, Hrothgar searched for someone to defend (2)them. (3)Although this was a huge act towards protection, he would have let Grendel be. This brings about a second act of revenge. Grendels mother comes out and attacks the mead hall for killing Grendel. Now because of all they have seen, the Geats should have tried to bargain for peace right? Wrong, once again Beowulf reacts with violence and slays the second beast. Fortunately there is no more death this time because there are no more creatures on Grendels line.
50 years later a simple man goes for a hike and finds a cave. This cave brings him out into a room of treasure. As all of humanity, this man is greedy and takes some treasure. However, the dragon notices and sets out for what, a nice cup of tea? No! He acts up for revenge. As he starts to burn Geatland Beowulf must again fight for the protection of the people. But that is not his only motive no; he wants to avenge those killed in the fight already. No one is safe from this kind of emotion. These deaths could have been avoided in more modern times; however, it fits well in its place and moves the story along very effectively.