feasting hall

a storyteller

A descriptive phrase or compound word that substitutes for a noun.

Because heroes are incredibly strong and courageous, they often seem ____________________ to the readers. 

Beowulf swam down to Grendel's _______________ to battle with Grendel's mother.

When Beowulf hung Grendel's arm from the rafters, the warriors knew that Grendel's shoulder must be ____________________.

The loud music and partying in Herot caused a great ____________________ for Grendel.

A body of men who serve the king

Feasting hall

A storyteller

A descriptive phrase or compound word that substitutes for a noun.

Because heroes are incredibly strong and courageous, they often seem ____________________ to the readers.

Beowulf swam down to Grendel's _______________ to battle with Grendel's mother.

When Beowulf hung Grendel's arm from the rafters, the warriors knew that Grendel's shoulder must be ____________________.

The loud music and partying in Herot caused a great ____________________ for Grendel.

A pause in a line of poetry, often used for dramatic effect.

The fate or destiny that is often unavoidable.

A warrior's protective garment made of interlocking metal rings.

A poetic device that involves the repetition of consonant sounds.

The act of cleansing or purifying, often used in a spiritual context.

A fierce and aggressive creature, often depicted in mythology.

The main hall of a king's palace, often used for gatherings and feasts.

A term used to describe a hero's journey or quest.

The act of storytelling, often performed by a bard or poet.