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The Ring-Danes feast and drink together while enjoying live music and poem readings. However, in the night there's something lurking.

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Disturbed by the noise of the mead hall, Grendel becomes enraged. While the men slept after the party, Grendel snuck into their camp and snatched 30 of them away to his lair to kill and eat.

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After the massacre at the mead hall, Grendel continued to stalk and kill the people of Heorot. No amount of men, advice, or treasure was enough to stop Grendel's rampage.

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After hearing the stories of Grendel, Beowulf sets sail from Geatland to Heorot along with 14 men to defeat Grendel.

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Beowulf arrives in the hall of Hrothgar to tell him about his triumphs and that he plans to slay Grendel bare-handed. However, he warns Hrothgar that there is no guarantee that he will win, and that fate will decide the battle.

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Hrothgar accepts Beowulf's help and hosts a banquet for him before he battles with Beowulf. There he tells Beowulf how he knew his father.

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Using the early morning mist, Grendel sneaks onto Hrothgar's land and breaks into his mansion planning to devour him and his men.

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As Grendel moves through the mansion killing and devouring men, he finally finds Beowulf sleeping. However, before Grendel could eat him, Beowulf leapt up and grabbed Grendel with his hands and trapped him.

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As Beowulf pins Grendel down with his immense strength while his companions strike Grendel with their swords and blades. Eventually, Beowulf pulled so hard on Grendel's arm that he ripped it off from his body. After this, Grendel limped off into the nearby water where he disappeared into the waves and died.

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After defeating Grendel, Beowulf and his men galloped through the country in celebration. Meanwhile a Thane began to recite Beowulf's triumph, immortalizing him forever.