Hello. This question is based on the text "Grendel" by John Gardner.
Answer:
O B. Grendel is a giant that wishes to have the same benevolent qualities as Hrothgar.
Step-by-step explanation:
Grendel is an adaptation of an epic poem "Beowulf", where the story is retold from the point of view of Grendel, the great villain of the poem. Grendel wants to find meaning in his life and in the world around him in relation to the concepts defended by civilization, in a philosophical way and placing the character as an anti-hero and not as a hero.
In the text, Grendel is a giant who wants to have the same benevolent qualities as Hrothgar, however he takes questionable steps to achieve his goal. This puts him in the position of anti-hero and allows the author to recognize himself in a more human character.