The correct answer is B. He is cruel. Grendel is introduced as a bloodthirsty, evil monster. He is a lonely creature who seeks an understanding of the seemingly meaningless world around him. He kills men consistently in the town's mead-hall, ripping them apart. Grendel is shown as evil because he kills passionately.
Answer:
every one lays eggs. No bird gives birth to live young. Birds quickly form and lay an egg covered in a protective shell that is then incubated outside the body.
Birds developed much great mobility than a mammal, but at the cost of being unable to carry its growing offspring about in its body. Unlike, say, a dog carrying a litter of puppies.
Explanation:
I think that the <em>interference of gods in human life</em> would be good if they use their experience <u>to improve our existence</u>, to stop certain things from happening, to help mortals.
This is <u>what Athena tries to do for Oddyseus and his family</u>. She disguises as a friend of Laertes, Odysseus' father. She then meets Telemachus and she advises him to meet with his mother's suitors.
Athena also connects him to kings Nestor and Menelaus so the prince can know his father, Odysseus, is actually alive.
Further evidence of positive interference is <u>Zeus sending Hermes to convince Calypso to set Odysseus free.</u>
<u>On the contrary</u>, when <u>Poseidon</u>, god of the sea, finds Odysseus escaping on a ship he causes a storm to sink it. He decides to do this because of revenge since Oddyseus had blinded his son on a previous adventure.
<em>To summarize</em>, I believe gods interference should be allowed only when it can be helpful when it can raise the quality of life.
