Despite grendel’s success in killing hrothgar’s men, hrothgar’s faith in god remained unshaken.

which passage best supports her inference?

a-[hrothgar] now holy god
has, in his goodness, guided him here
to the west-danes, to defend us from grendel.

b-[beowulf] whichever one death fells
must deem it a just judgment by god.

c-[beowulf] light came from the east,
bright guarantee of god, and the waves
went quiet; i could see headlands

d-[wealhtheow] with measured words she welcomed the geat
and god for granting her wish

a) [Hrothgar] Now Holy God

has, in His goodness, guided him here

to the West-Danes, to defend us from Grendel.

A- [Hrothgar] Now Holy God

has, in His goodness, guided him here

to the West-Danes, to defend us from Grendel.

Explanation:

The epic story of "Beowulf" is famously known. This is a story about a brave man's battle with monsters and dragons,saving his men from the disastrous situations. Grendel is the outcast monster that is the major source of harassment and fear for the Geets.

During the battle between Hrothgar and Grendel, Grendel was more victorious than Hrothgar, killing his men in quick and easy succession. But this did not deter him in his faith. The lines,

Now Holy God

has, in His goodness, guided him here

to the West-Danes, to defend us from Grendel

shows his unwavering and undeterred faith in God, still relying on him even after all his men had been killed by Grendel.