Grendel by John Gardner is a novel adapted from an old English poem in which Grendel is an anti-hero and the novel depicts the evil and good, myth and meaning of the world.
The creature's actions are used to describe Grendel's character.
Who is Grendel?
- Grendel is an antagonist who is portrayed as a monster that lives in the underground terrain with his mother and is outcasted. He terrorizes human beings and others by killing and devouring people and warriors.
- His actions are used to portray his character in the novel as he threatens humans and is depicted as a demon. He is depicted as evil and anti-hero while Beowulf is portrayed as a hero and the good.
Therefore, option A is correct.
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