English, 17.12.2020 23:30, daniiltemkin20

Based on the details in lines 36-39, you can best make the inference that Grendel is A. bored

B. annoyed

C. displeased

D. frightened

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Based on the details in lines 36-39, you can best make the inference that Grendel is A. bored
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