What reason does grendel give for being against hrothgar?
a. hrothgar destroyed villages and other mead-halls simply for his own gain. b. hrothgar injured grendel with a battleaxe when he was younger.
c. hrothgar boasted to others of his great and powerful skills as a warrior. d. hrothgar killed grendel's father in a needless attack.

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