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Which line from Grendel best shows the darker side of the character Beowulf?
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Which line from Grendel best shows the darker side of the character Beowulf?

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Answer: A line from Grendel that best shows the darker side of the character Beowulf is “The stranger smiled on, his downward-slanting eyes like empty”

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The CORRECT answer (depending on which quiz you're given) is Starring at his grotesquely muscled shoulders - stooped, n*ked despite the cold, sleek as the belly of a shark.

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Class: English 12 Semester 1

Chapter of Class: Analyzing the Language of the Monstrous

Assignment Type & Number: Quiz 1.3.7

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