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Q2: How might the idea that the monster is “impatient” foreshadow future events in the poem?
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Q5: Summarize in one sentence what Grendel does in lines 30-40.
Q6: Based upon Grendel’s actions, what might we predict that Hrothgar and his people will want to do next?
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