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read lines 646 - 661 of beowulf.
he knew an attack upon his high hall had been planned by
the monster ever since the troop all arose.
then the old king addressed the young warrior,/ hrothgar
to beowulf, wished him good luck / control of the wine hall,
and spoke these words: / "never before, since i could lift
shield-arm, / have i entrusted the hall of the danes / to any
other man, except to you now."
which statement from the passage most clearly establishes characterization
for hrothgar?
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a. he knew an attack upon his high hall had been planned by the
monster ever since dawn.
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b. never before, since i could lift shield-arm, / have i entrusted the
hall of the danes / to any other man, except to you now.
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c. then the old king addressed the young warrior.
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d. the troop all arose. hrothgar to beowulf, wished him good luck /
control of the wine hall, and spoke these words.
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