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Pretend you are Grendel, the monster in the cpic tale Beowulf. Write a story from your point of you about your life, the choices you have made, the feelings you've experienced and how it
makes you feel. In other words put yoursclf in Grendel's shocs. Write from his point-of-view, so
use personal pronouns (I, me, and my).

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