Beowulf's bravery is motivated by a sense of duty and honor to protect his people, whereas Grendel's spitefulness stems from his isolation and bitterness. Both characters may act out of pride in their own abilities: Beowulf seeks glory and fame through his heroic deeds, while Grendel's pride is wounded by being unable to defeat the warriors in Heorot.
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