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GRENDEL THEME
The theme for the fiction story named Grendel is "The world is yet to be explored". 
In Grendel it shows that the theme for the story is "The world is yet to be explored"
when Grendel thinks he knows everything about life, and religion and also about the
humans and animals. Grendel thinks he knows everything about life because he says how
stupid nature is that it doesn't even talk back and how stupid it is to be an animal that
doesn't talk or think for anything. Grendel also states that he knows everything about
humans intelligence, religion and weakness only because he spies them and knows how to
dominate them. 
We may come to the conclusion that the theme of the fiction story of "Grendel" is "The
world is yet to be explored". I think this theme is important for this fiction story
because without this theme it wouldn't have no sense at all because Grendel wouldn't be
going around hunting on people and animals. If Grendel wouldn't have been going around
hunting down people and animals which he also spied them he wouldn't have been doing
nothing but pass all his time in his boring cave with his mom, the snakes and the unknown
eyes that stared at him at night. Also if Grendel wouldn't have known the humans as good
as he thinks he knows them he wouldn't probably even kill them because he said that
didn't really needed to eat humans and that all that he really needed to eat were cows. I
also think that Grendel only is entertaining because its all about a weird creature named
Grendel that spies and kills humans all because he thinks his superior to everyone. We
may also say that the theme is important because most of the events in this fiction story
deal with the exploring of the world by an unknown creatured named Grendel whom is the
major character on this story.
My first example to prove that the theme of the fiction story named Grendel is "The world
is yet to be explored" is that Grendel thinks he knows everything about life. He shows
that he thinks he knows everything about life by saying that how stupid animals are to
just eat and sleep and do anything else in their lives. Grendel shows this attitude when
he kills an animal that's not even touching him or that is not even close to him. For
example we have the poor goat or ram which was simply climbing a cliff, Grendel decided
to simply kill him, he just threw a couple of rocks and killed the poor thing. The same
happened in the beginning when he was telling to the ram how stupid he was that he
couldn't even speak any language and that how stupid he was that all he did was to be in
a cliff. We may also say that Grendel thinks he knows everything about life when he
thinks he might just be the strongest thing alive after the dragon by thinking he could
dominate all the people that live in the halls and in the rest of the world. 
My second reason in which I came with my idea of the theme is that Grendel thinks he
knows everything about religion. I think Grendel thinks he knows everything about
religion because his always making fun of the priests and their prayers. Grendel is
always spying on the humans and while his there he also spies on the priest, every time
the priests are praying or making religious acts he laughs and says bad things, sometimes
he even attacks while they are praying. Grendel says how stupid they are that they talk
to God and God doesn't answer back their prayers so he is laughing constantly. Another
bad act against religion by Grendel is that he laughs at the sculptures of Gods and also
destroys them every time the priests make them. Everybody might say that Grendel is wrong
on his thinking on religion because many people have different beliefs and many people
are very religious people that pray and probably go to church everyday. Probably this is
not a very good explanation about Grendels way on looking on religion. 
Another of my ideas that lead me to say that the theme for "Grendel" is "The world is yet
to be explored" is that he thinks to know everything about humans including their
weaknesses and also everything about their is to know about animal life. Grendel laughs
at everything the humans do, some of these things that Grendel laughs at are the way
people work out their civilization, the way they hunt and the way of their daily lives.
When some priest were bowing to some image he laugh because he tough he knew about
everything and what the humans made was just stupid. Probably the only thing Grendel
though that was positive was his idea on war, I think he said humans were dumb to waste
their money in wars or sacrifice their own lives for just to save a simple kingdom which
was run by Hroghtulf, a very selfish person. Grendel also was wrong because he didn't
know about the reproduction of humans or either the private parts of human because he
just said "the ugly hole in between the girls leg" which has really another name that he
doesn't even have idea of what it is or what is it called. Even if Grendel knew
everything about the kingdom he spied on was right he wasn't even close of knowing
everything about the world or its people because he only had lived near the kingdom.
Grendel also thinks he knows the humans weakness but he might be wrong because at the end
of this story he was surprised with the strength of the human that killed him. Grendel
also laughed at the humans abilities in hunting, the example for this is when he saw how
quiet the humans were when they killed the deer when he could have done it faster and
with some noise. This has been my third and last example that brought my idea of the
theme.
We conclude that the fiction story by the famous English writer named "Grendel" has a
theme of "The World is yet to be explored". I think this is the right theme for this
story because Grendel thinks he knows everything about humans, animals and more but not
really because in somethings his wrong so this brought the idea of my theme. If this
story woulndt have had this theme it would had been boring.