What is the limit to Grendel's desire?

Answer 1

I Think his aim was to get a decent meal after being asleep for so many years and to destroy the people who woke him up from his lair in the forest.

Though to be certain I would check the book.

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Answer 2

Grendel's desire for revenge and destruction seems limitless, driven by a deep sense of isolation and anger. He constantly seeks to inflict pain and suffering on others to alleviate his own torment, but ultimately finds no satisfaction or resolution in his actions.

Answer 3

the number of men he kills. if he kills them all at once, then he will cease to exist because his purpose will have been fulfilled.

Answer 4

Grendel wants to get accepted into the community.

Answer 5

He has a weiner