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Dracula Untold recounts the origins of Vlad Tepes, the historical figure who inspired Bram Stoker's Dracula. As the Prince of Wallachia, Vlad must battle the Turkish sultan to save his kingdom and family. He seeks a dark power that transforms him into a vampire with superhuman abilities. Though it helps him defeat the Turks, the power comes at a terrible cost for Vlad. In the end, he sacrifices himself so that his son may survive and continue their family's rule.
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King Hrothgar of the Danes has long suffered attacks from the monster Grendel. The mighty warrior Beowulf comes from across the sea to help. In their battle at the mead hall, Beowulf grapples with Grendel and tears his arm off, inflicting a mortal wound. However, Grendel escapes back to his lair in the swamp. King Hrothgar then tells Beowulf of Grendel's mother, a female monster who lives in the swamp's lake, and asks him to slay her as well to fully avenge the Danes.
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The document summarizes 6 chapters of the story Beowulf. In Chapter 1, the monster Grendel attacks and kills warriors at the mead hall Heorot. For 12 years, the hall is closed. In Chapter 2, the warrior Beowulf arrives and promises to kill Grendel. In Chapter 3, Grendel attacks but is fatally wounded by Beowulf. In Chapter 4, the lair of Grendel is described as a soulless abyss where none have returned. In Chapter 5, Beowulf battles Grendel's mother and slays her with a giant's sword. In Chapter 6, Beowulf is tasked to slay a dragon and the final battle commences.
Beowulf analysis
1. Grendel attacks King Hrothgar's hall, killing many warriors. Beowulf hears of the attacks and decides to help defeat Grendel.
2. Beowulf arrives at the shore and pledges to help King Hrothgar. That night, Beowulf fights Grendel and tears his arm off, driving Grendel away.
3. However, Grendel's mother attacks and kills one of the king's men. Beowulf ventures into their lair and slays Grendel's mother with an ancient sword he finds there, ending the attacks.
Heroes and monsters
This document discusses connections between characters in Beowulf and people's own lives. It includes two sections - one on connecting with heroes and one on connecting with monsters. For heroes, it discusses how one's father can be seen as a hero for teaching valuable life lessons about reputation and service, as reflected in passages about Beowulf from Seamus Heaney's translation. For monsters, it discusses how personal struggles can be seen as inner monsters, as reflected in Grendel, and how humanity's capacity for evil in itself can also be seen as a type of inner monster, as reflected in the passage describing Grendel's nature and lineage.
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This document provides a review and summary of sections from the epic poem Beowulf. It discusses key characters like Grendel, Hrothgar, and Beowulf. The summary describes how Grendel terrorized the Danish people until the Geatish hero Beowulf traveled to help defeat the monster. Beowulf faces Grendel and kills him by ripping his arm off. However, Hrothgar then warns that Grendel's mother may seek revenge, prompting Beowulf to pursue her to her lair.
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English2.3(the battle with grendel)
1) Grendel attacks the hall of Heorot where the Danes are sleeping, intending to kill them.
2) Beowulf, who is keeping watch, fights Grendel and grips him tightly until Grendel's arm is torn off.
3) Grendel escapes, mortally wounded, to die in his lair in the marshes.
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The document summarizes 6 chapters of the story Beowulf. In Chapter 1, the monster Grendel attacks and kills warriors at the mead hall Heorot. For 12 years, the hall is closed. In Chapter 2, the warrior Beowulf arrives and promises to kill Grendel. In Chapter 3, Grendel attacks but is fatally wounded by Beowulf. In Chapter 4, the lair of Grendel is described as a soulless abyss where none have returned. In Chapter 5, Beowulf battles Grendel's mother and slays her with a giant's sword. In Chapter 6, Beowulf is tasked to slay a dragon and the final battle commences.
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1. Grendel attacks King Hrothgar's hall, killing many warriors. Beowulf hears of the attacks and decides to help defeat Grendel.
2. Beowulf arrives at the shore and pledges to help King Hrothgar. That night, Beowulf fights Grendel and tears his arm off, driving Grendel away.
3. However, Grendel's mother attacks and kills one of the king's men. Beowulf ventures into their lair and slays Grendel's mother with an ancient sword he finds there, ending the attacks.
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This document discusses connections between characters in Beowulf and people's own lives. It includes two sections - one on connecting with heroes and one on connecting with monsters. For heroes, it discusses how one's father can be seen as a hero for teaching valuable life lessons about reputation and service, as reflected in passages about Beowulf from Seamus Heaney's translation. For monsters, it discusses how personal struggles can be seen as inner monsters, as reflected in Grendel, and how humanity's capacity for evil in itself can also be seen as a type of inner monster, as reflected in the passage describing Grendel's nature and lineage.
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English2.3(the battle with grendel)
1) Grendel attacks the hall of Heorot where the Danes are sleeping, intending to kill them.
2) Beowulf, who is keeping watch, fights Grendel and grips him tightly until Grendel's arm is torn off.
3) Grendel escapes, mortally wounded, to die in his lair in the marshes.
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Grendel's mother emerges from her lair in a cold, murky lake seeking revenge for her son's death. She attacks the Danish warriors as they sleep in Heorot hall. With fierce strength, she kills one of King Hrothgar's closest friends. Devastated by the loss, Hrothgar tells Beowulf of Grendel's mother's lair in a dark, misty lake surrounded by trees and cliffs. Hrothgar asks Beowulf to seek her out in this dangerous place and save them once more.
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1) Grendel, a monster, attacks King Hrothgar's mead hall Heorot, killing many of the king's warriors. For years, Grendel terrorizes the Danes.
2) Beowulf, a Geatish hero, hears of Grendel's attacks and vows to defeat the monster with his great strength.
3) That night in Heorot, Grendel attacks again but Beowulf fights and kills Grendel, tearing his arm off. Grendel escapes to die in his lair. The next day, the Danes rejoice at their liberation from Grendel.
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The document summarizes four parts of Beowulf that have been translated into English. It describes:
1) The early history of the Danish kings, including Shield who was succeeded by his son Grain, who was succeeded by his son Healfdene, who had four children including Hrothgar.
2) Hrothgar becoming king of the Danes and building the mead hall Heorot, until the monster Grendel started attacking it.
3) One night Grendel attacked Heorot and killed 30 men, continuing to attack every night, leaving Hrothgar suffering for 12 years without a solution.
4) Beowulf hearing of Grendel's attacks and
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Agamemnon's excessive pride, or hubris, preceding his death is illustrated through the speeches in the play. The chorus warns that the gods are jealous of human achievement and will bring down those who become too powerful or successful. Agamemnon's hubris is shown when he claims the gods favor only the strong. His downfall comes when his wife Clytemnestra, driven by her own grief and desire for vengeance, lures Agamemnon into a trap using hubris and has him murdered upon his return from war. His hubris in refusing warnings and not respecting the power of the gods ultimately leads to his tragic downfall.
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The story begins with the kingdom of Herot being terrorized at night by the creature Grendel, who would kill thirty men as they slept. The king's warriors failed to defeat Grendel. Beowulf, a Geatish hero, arrived and volunteered to fight Grendel. That night, Grendel attacked but Beowulf was victorious in their battle. Grendel's mother then sought revenge, killing one of the king's men. Beowulf tracked her to a lake and defeated her in combat, winning his second battle against evil.
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Grendel's mother emerges from her lair in a cold, murky lake seeking revenge for her son's death. She attacks the Danish warriors as they sleep in Heorot hall. With fierce strength, she kills one of King Hrothgar's closest friends. Devastated by the loss, Hrothgar tells Beowulf of Grendel's mother's lair in a dark, misty lake surrounded by trees and cliffs. Hrothgar asks Beowulf to seek her out in this dangerous place and save them once more.
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Grendel terrorized the kingdom of Hrothgar by sneaking into the hall of Herot at night and devouring men while they slept. Beowulf heard of Hrothgar's problem and offered to help. That night in Herot, when Grendel came, Beowulf fought and overpowered him, tearing his arm off. Later, the villagers reported seeing Grendel's monstrous mother in the moors. Beowulf then decided to enter the murky waters of her lair to battle and defeat Grendel's mother.
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The document contains details about characters and events in the epic poem Beowulf. It provides descriptions of major figures like Beowulf, Grendel, Grendel's mother, Hrothgar, and Wiglaf. It also summarizes the key events of the story, including Beowulf's battles with Grendel and Grendel's mother in Denmark, his later life as king of the Geats, and his final battle with a dragon in Geatland.
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Battle with grendel's mother
Beowulf accepts Hrothgarts challenge to battle Grendel's mother in her underwater lair. In a fierce fight, Beowulf is unable to harm Grendel's mother with his sword, but eventually finds and uses an ancient giant's sword to decapitate her, avenging Grendel's attacks. Exhausted, Beowulf emerges victorious from the lair, bringing Grendel's head and the giant's sword hilt as proof of his victory.
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This summary provides an overview of the key events and characters in Joseph Conrad's novella Heart of Darkness:
1) The story is framed as a narrative told by Marlow to other men aboard a boat on the Thames in London. Marlow recounts his experience traveling into the Congo to meet Kurtz, an agent for a trading company.
2) Marlow describes the challenging journey through the jungle, the depraved actions he witnesses from other white men, and the inhumane treatment of native people by the company.
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The poem Beowulf recounts the exploits of the Geatish hero Beowulf against three antagonists over the course of his life. As a young man, Beowulf travels to Denmark to help King Hrothgar, whose mead hall Heorot is under attack from the monster Grendel. Beowulf defeats Grendel in hand-to-hand combat, tearing his arm off. Later, Grendel's mother attacks the hall in revenge and Beowulf tracks and kills her in her underwater lair. Fifty years later as king of the Geats, Beowulf slays a dragon that has been terrorizing his people but is fatally wounded in the battle. He is buried with many
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1) Grendel, a monster, attacks King Hrothgar's mead hall Heorot, killing many of the king's warriors. For years, Grendel terrorizes the Danes.
2) Beowulf, a Geatish hero, hears of Grendel's attacks and vows to defeat the monster with his great strength.
3) That night in Heorot, Grendel attacks again but Beowulf fights and kills Grendel, tearing his arm off. Grendel escapes to die in his lair. The next day, the Danes rejoice at their liberation from Grendel.
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The document summarizes four parts of Beowulf that have been translated into English. It describes:
1) The early history of the Danish kings, including Shield who was succeeded by his son Grain, who was succeeded by his son Healfdene, who had four children including Hrothgar.
2) Hrothgar becoming king of the Danes and building the mead hall Heorot, until the monster Grendel started attacking it.
3) One night Grendel attacked Heorot and killed 30 men, continuing to attack every night, leaving Hrothgar suffering for 12 years without a solution.
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This document provides context and analysis of the epic poem Beowulf. It summarizes that Beowulf is considered the longest and greatest surviving Anglo-Saxon poem. It details the poem's heroic protagonist Beowulf and his battles with the monsters Grendel and Grendel's mother to defend the Danes, as well as his final battle with a dragon late in life. The document then analyzes Beowulf as an early English epic, its relationship to history, and the poetic devices used in the original Old English version such as alliteration, kennings, and litotes.
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Film studies arman
- 1. Unit 26 film studies Arman hussain
- 3. Introduction Hi my name is Arman I will be talking about my movie that I've chosen is Dracula untold the genre is action and analyse and include the mean point f the movie. The director for Draculs untold is Gary Shore the stars are Luke Evans, Dominic Cooper, Sarah Gadon, Art Parkinson, Diarmaid Murtagh, Zach McGowan, Ferdinand Kingsley, Rnan Vibert, Noah Huntley, William Houston, Dilan Gwyn, Ash Cook, Arkie Reece. In an opening montage the son of Vlad the Impaler recounts the history surrounding the legendary character known as Dracula, and how the stories tell of a monster. Seeking to dispel the legend, Vlad the Impaler's son recounts the events around which the one known as Dracula came to be.
- 5. Intro of avengers assemble opening scene https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJyvB0Q0- WA
- 7. Mise-en-scene The hero is wearing a red dragon amour receives the most abundant of light making him the focus and the center of the image. This is a wide medium long shot where it shows the character in the middle. The character is in the foreground then at the back there is the background, with black clouds red thunder coming out of it on to the mountings showing there is a war going to happen . The hero is in a mood of angriness because it shows he is ready for war and avenge his wife deathz.
- 8. Editing /sound This is a Birds eye view of the character standing in the middle of the battle field with all his enemy dead on the floor showing that the battle is finish. It shows the first event, second up to the last as smooth as it can so that the viewers will not be confused on how the story will run. Editing of this movie is very catchy since it showed the proper sequencing of the events without any flaws. As this movie is based upon characters with vampire monster curse and such a lot of computer editing has been used to make the characters really come to life. Since they are using sounds that is commonly heard on a horror film.
- 9. Prop: Dracula Untold revisits the origins of Bram Stoker’s iconic monster, who we are told began as Transylvanian prince Vlad III Țepeș , a man who, as a boy, was trained by Turkish overlords to become the savage warrior known as “Vlad The Impaler.” As a grown man, free of Turkish hold, Vlad rules peacefully over Transylvania, loving every day with his wife Mirena and son Ingeras. That time of peace comes to an end when Vlad’s old companion-in-arms, Sultan Mehmed II , comes to Transylvania demanding tribute of 1,000 young boys (including Ingeras) for his army. Distraught at the thought of his son sharing the same bloody fate he suffered, Vlad seeks out anything that can help protect his family and kingdom from Mehmed’s endless horde of soldiers. That desire leads to Broken Tooth Mountain, where a dark creature of myth holds the secret to a great and terrible power. Todorov : At the turn of the century, the young lord Vlad and his family live a peaceful life ruling over their small kingdom, but when a Turk warlord demands from Vlad a thousand boys and his son to create an army Vlad seeks a terrible power that will allow him to protect his kingdom and family from the Turks at a terrible cost. As his kingdom is being threatened by the Turks, young prince Vlad Tepes must become a monster feared by his own kingdom in order to obtain the power needed to protect his own family, and the families of his kingdom. Barthes: Waking up in the forest afterwards, Vlad discovers he has been granted heightened senses, increased strength and the ability to transform into a flock of bats, but his skin slowly burns in direct sunlight. When he returns to Castle Dracula, the Turkish army attack, but Vlad single-handedly kills them all. He then sends most of the castle's subjects to Cozia Monastery, which is situated on the edge of a mountain. During the journey, Mirena learns of Vlad's curse, but accepts that he will regain his mortality once the Turks are defeated. A gypsy named Shkelgim, who knows Vlad is a vampire, proclaims himself as his servant and offers his own blood, but Vlad resists. As they near the monastery, the Transylvanians are ambushed by Turkish soldiers, and while Vlad and his men successfully repel them, Vlad's sudden increased strength arouses suspicion among his subjects. Levi- strauss: In the Middle Ages, Vlad the Impaler is the prince of Transylvania. As a child, he was enslaved by the Turkish Empire and trained to be a soldier in the Sultan's elite Janissary corp, where he became their most feared warrior, nicknamed the Impaler, after slaughtering thousands. Eventually sickened by his acts, he put aside his past and returned to rule Transylvania in peace. One day in the forest, Vlad and his soldiers discover a Turkish helmet in a stream, and fear that a Turkish scouting party is preparing the way for invasion.
- 10. Intro of Dracula Untold ending scene The hero goes to the villains territory to avenge his his wife death and alos rescue his son which was kidnapped by his chidhood Mehmed. He turns into the vampire also created his own teame of vampires to help him defeat 1,000 mehmed army mens to reach his prey mehmad on anger. He finally defeated the army and geys his hand on mehmed and see his son so he has to kill mehmed to get his son which he already knows the hero's weakness, so he try's to take advantage of him by putting silver coins around him which he cabt see and move so they decided to fight with swords. At the end he found his way to death Mehmed and grabs his son ran's away. He tells his priest to take his son away which he has less time to survive so the priest slowly dragged the boy away from his father seeing his father die right infront of him and at end the son takes his father lead to be the crown king of the village.
- 11. Mise-en-scene
- 13. Edit/Scene