Why is it important to Grendel that his death be viewed as an accident?
a. He doesn't want Beowulf to receive any honor.
b. He believes his mother will seek revenge.
c. He believes accidents happen for a reason.
d. He needs to hide the secret of his powers.

He tells Beowulf that he isn't victorious, because he just slipped on the blood and wasn't actively pursued by him. Also, when he is running out in the woods he screams that Beowulf's victory was an accident.

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Why is it important to Grendel that his death be viewed as an accident? a. He doesn't want Beowulf to receive any honor. b. He believes his mother will seek revenge. c. He believes accidents happen for a reason. d. He needs to hide the secret of his powers.

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Why is it important to Grendel that his death be viewed as an accident?
a. He doesn't want Beowulf to receive any honor.
b. He believes his mother will seek revenge.
c. He believes accidents happen for a reason.
d. He needs to hide the secret of his powers.