The Grinch Stole Christmas And Beowulf

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Through unfortunate events the human heart begins to store pain until finally it can hold no more. The outcomes tend to be excruciating for others and cause tremendous pain. Some perfect examples are the movie “How the Grinch Stole Christmas”, and the poem “Beowulf”. With the main characters being, The Grinch and Grenald. In both situations I sensed either a growing pain, a horrible outburst, or moreso a common agitation. The poem “Beowulf” states, “a prowler through the dark, nursed a hard grievances, a phrase that leads me to believe that the negativity was not so much an instinctive act but a nourished agony. On the other hand for Grinch it was a specific time and event he wanted to end. The bells sounds and joyful laughs all contribute
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