<span>In the original tale of Beowulf, Grendel was purely a monster. Gardner's novel focuses on the part of the original Anglo-Saxon epic that points out Grendel came of "the race of Cain"--in other words, he was a human being, but cursed. Gardner's Grendel imagines what it must have been like to be Grendel, capable of human thought and speech and feeling, but treated as vermin, the ultimate vengeful outcast. It uses Grendel's point of view to ask the question, "What does it mean to be human?"</span>
<span>I believe the correct answer is A. isolation. In this story, Gregor has transformed into a cockroach, and apparently, somebody tried to squash him because we can see that he is hurt. However, he still feels the urge to be near his family, which is why he listens to their conversations every night and wants to be near them, even though he knows they can't see him or he will die. This only emphasizes his isolation and loneliness because he has nobody to help him.</span>
Answer:
So more people can listen to the podcast
Explanation:
The podcast is a online store for downloading without downloading you cannot listen to the podcast. so the answer is the first one.
Question number 1 is (c) and question number 2 is (a)
Answers B and C!!! Both limit presidential powers