The 1st Poet's monologue enhances the play primarily by introducing the audience to Beowulf, the main character. This monologue sets the stage for Beowulf's character, establishing his heroic qualities and his impending journey to confront Grendel, thereby capturing the audience's interest and providing a strong foundation for the narrative.
How does the 1ST
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Poetā€™s monologue enhance the play?
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by providing background information about a dangerous monster
by providing background information about a dangerous monster
by emphasizing Beowulfā€™s importance to the Danes
by emphasizing Beowulfā€™s importance to the Danes
by outlining the central conflict between the monster and Lord Hygelac
by outlining the central conflict between the monster and Lord Hygelac
by introducing the audience to Beowulf, the main character
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