You're kidding, right? I just assume everyone had this classic rammed down
their proverbial throats, as I did, in school. If not:
(I don't know if it actually has to do with the so-named song but) Grendel
is the main antithesis (bad guy) in the early Nordic epic, Beowulf. In
1989, John Gardner wrote an socially-satirical novel (aptly named Grendel)
of the tale from that character's P.O.V.
warren
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> hay!
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> i'm pretty sure i read that grendel was a charactor from a book?
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> is that right, if so
> which book
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> and what other books are related to their music?
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> thank you
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