In what way is grendel a modern day monster rather than a traditional historical monster

Grendel is written from the perspective of the monster, while traditional monsters are illustrated as the evil that does nothing but destroys. The reader doesn't really get any insight into what it thinks. This is the case in Grendel, where all chapters are from the monsters perspectives, where the monster contemplates his actions and surroundings. 

C. misogynybecause "phobia" means fear