12016-10-15T17:45:40-07:00Omar Ortiz61d1737781c3e786499b3a1c9a577de1c54b6abf118783plain2016-10-15T18:29:28-07:00Omar Ortiz61d1737781c3e786499b3a1c9a577de1c54b6abfhttps://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e2/Walhall_by_Emil_Doepler.jpgThis picture portrays Hrothgar’s mead hall in Heorot where the citizens of Danes drank and feasted. It's a vast building, used as a diplomatic headquarters, a place to administer justice, plan battle, and hold entertainments. Ultimately Beowulf tears one of Grendel’s arms off in this location, and obtains the honor and respect of the king and his people.
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12016-10-10T11:11:41-07:00Omar Ortiz61d1737781c3e786499b3a1c9a577de1c54b6abfBeowulf: Mead Hall2This picture portrays Hrothgar’s mead hall in Heorot where the citizens of Danes drank and feasted. It's a vast building, used as a diplomatic headquarters, a place to administer justice, plan battle, and hold entertainments. Ultimately Beowulf tears one of Grendel’s arms off in this location, and obtains the honor and respect of the king and his people.plain2016-10-15T18:32:55-07:00Omar Ortiz61d1737781c3e786499b3a1c9a577de1c54b6abf
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12016-10-10T11:11:41-07:00Beowulf: Mead Hall2This picture portrays Hrothgar’s mead hall in Heorot where the citizens of Danes drank and feasted. It's a vast building, used as a diplomatic headquarters, a place to administer justice, plan battle, and hold entertainments. Ultimately Beowulf tears one of Grendel’s arms off in this location, and obtains the honor and respect of the king and his people.plain2016-10-15T18:32:55-07:00
