Question
What is the symbol in the following passage?
he sought Hrothgar 1645
To salute him and show Grendel’s head.
29 1623 that noble protector of all sea-men: Beowulf.
He carried that terrible trophy by the hair,
Brought it straight to where the Danes sat,
Drinking, the queen among them. It was a weird
And wonderful sight, and the warriors stared. 1650
Group of answer choices
Grendel's head
Hrothgar
Wealthow
Beowulf
he sought Hrothgar 1645
To salute him and show Grendel’s head.
29 1623 that noble protector of all sea-men: Beowulf.
He carried that terrible trophy by the hair,
Brought it straight to where the Danes sat,
Drinking, the queen among them. It was a weird
And wonderful sight, and the warriors stared. 1650
Group of answer choices
Grendel's head
Hrothgar
Wealthow
Beowulf
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The symbol in the passage is **Grendel's head**. In the context of the story, Grendel's head represents victory over evil and the triumph of good (Beowulf and the Danes) over a monstrous threat (Grendel). It serves as a tangible trophy of Beowulf's accomplishments and reflects themes of heroism and glory in the narrative.
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