II. Grendel

From the description of Grendel&rsquo;s action to Beowulf being invited to sit in the hall. Then at dawn, with the break of day, Grendel&rsquo;s deeds were made known to men; then after their feasting was wailing uplifted, a great cry in the morning. The renowned ruler, a noble long good, sat empty of joy; the strong one suffered, sorrowing for his thanes, when they beheld the track of the…