Which passage from Grendel best illustrates the theme "there is a monster in
every person"?
O
A. The king has given me splendid gifts. He will see tonight that his
gifts have not gone for nothing! Prepare to fall, foul thing! (83)
O
B. (The warrior's] mouth, which moved - or so it seemed to me -
independent of the words, as if the body of the stranger were a
ruse, a disguise for something infinitely more terrible. (155)
O
C. No man above us will ever know whether Unferth died here or fled
to the hills like a coward. Only you and I and God will know the
truth. That's inner heroism. (88)
O
D. And the joy of self-knowledge, that's a great compensation! The
easy and absolute certainty that whatever the danger, however
terrible the odds, you'll stand firm. (85)