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What follows Beowulf’s battle with Grendel that brings further sorrow to King Hrothgar?

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Grendel, wounded mortally, is left to flee Hrothgar's home and return to his cave to die in agony, shouting out his defiance against an uncaring world. Beowulf has triumphed over Grendel.

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After the victory of Beowulf over Grendel, Grendel's mother took vengeance by abducting King Hrothgar's 'most beloved friend' Aeschere. This brought sorrow to King Hrothgar

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In the poem 'Beowulf', the poet talks about the courageous acts of Beowulf.

Grendel, a monster started his series of attacks in Danes after the feast held by King Hrothgar.

Beowulf from the tribe Geats who came to know about these attacks helped King Hrothgar by attacking Grendel and killing him.

King Hrothgar was glad and grateful to Beowulf.

The King threw a party commemorating Beowulf's victory.

On the same night, Grendel's mother took this vengeance.

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