in beowulf, The Danes incur Grendel's wrath due to their A. singing and merriment. B. wealth and power. C. attack on his mother. D. takeover of his domain.

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User: in beowulf, The Danes incur Grendel's wrath due to their A. singing and merriment. B. wealth and power. C. attack on his mother. D. takeover of his domain.

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In Beowulf, The Danes incur Grendel's wrath due to their: singing and merriment.

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