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Beowulf: The Ultimate Good

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English

 

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Wayne L

 

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July 17, 2014

 

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University

 

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Grendall waited until dark and went to the land of Herot looking for the warriors. He finds them, snatches up thirty of the men while they are sleeping, and kills them all. The next night Grendall goes back, "so set on murder that no crime could ever be enough, no savage assault quenched his lust for evil...
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The men fled as far as they could, and the only survivors were the men who fled. The land of Herot was happy and joyful, until the evil of Grendall entered the land and destroyed all of the happiness and joy that existed. He haunted the halls of Herot for twelve years. Hatred and evil had finally conquered...
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