Sentance composing 3,4,5

Model: Dark, velvety, the beauty of his mustache was enhanced by his strong clean-shaven chin.
--Toni Morrison, Beloved

Slow, weary his cautionary steps were caused by something surrounding the overexcited horses.

Heavy, tired, her extreme shouts were made by everyone yelling at the deft boy.

1. Wordless, we split up.

Mockingly, we laughed at it.

2. Cold, dark, and windowless, it stretched the length of the house.

Wet, damp, and humid, it went into the whole side of the mountain.

3. Afraid that we might hunt for a cheaper apartment for the next two.

Funny that they will jump for a dollar and not a penny.

1. Undauntingly , I begain climbing the ladder's rungs, slightly reassured by having Finny right behind me.
--John Knowles, A Seperate Peace

2. Sad and cold, he wandered about the many tents, only to find that one place as cold as another.

3. Stupid and blind, my limited reading helped me to know something of a world beyond the four walls of my study.
Christy Brown, My Left Foot
--Jack London, "To Build a Fire"

Beowulf

Beowulf as a Christlike figure;

Beowulf is a Christlike figure because he comes to save people. He saves them from death, painful death. His singular attitude towards people assures them that he will kill the monsters, Grendel and the Lady Monster. Christ saves people from eternal damnation from the fiery pits of hell. People give Beowulf a sword, like the wise men give Jesus gifts. Grendel comes with men to fight the monsters and save people. In the book he asks that his men are taken care of, if he dies. Christ asks that people take care of each other, that way nobody is left out. Christ has time for everyone. In the end Beowulf and Christ die rigorously for the people to carry on, and they made it better for people. That is why Beowulf is a Christlike figure in the book.