Answer:
100 is my guess. Hope this helps and sorry if it's wrong T^T
Explanation:
In the epic tale of Beowulf and John Gardner's novel called <span>Grendel, </span>the most striking difference is Gardner's decision to have Grendel tell his own story, thus making the monster a more sympathetic character.
In Beowulf, Grendel's entrance into the mead hall, repeated as he has done for twelve years, is described as he moves with seething anger intent upon grabbing and devouring his first victim. He is thrilled to see such a collection of...
C) <span>Relate new information to information that you've already learned.</span>
