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5.Why do you think Beowulf decides to go and fight Grendel?
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5.Why do you think Beowulf decides to go and fight Grendel?

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He decides to fight him to uphold his lineage of great fighters. He is protecting those people and he does not even live there. Describe the sea and scenery in lines 125-144.

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