Which passage best supports her inference? (A) [Hrothgar] Now Holy God Has, his goodness, guided him here to the west-Danes, to defend us from Grendel.
(B) [Beowulf] whichever one death fells must seem it a just judgement by God.
(C) [Beowulf] Light came from the east, bright guarantee of God, and the waves went quiet, I could see headlands.
(D) [Wealhtheow] with measures words she welcomed the heat and thanked god for granting her wish

(A) [Hrothgar] Now Holy God Has, his goodness, guided him here to the west-Danes, to defend us from Grendel.

Explanation: It is the only option that directly mentions Hrothgar and therefore makes the most sense. I also got it correct on a quiz.

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