The correct answer is B. He is cursed and
envious of the Dane's celebrations.
Grendel is a huge ogre in the epic Beowulf,
he is a descendant of the biblical Cain.
Grendel hates all mankind, and is resentful
towards them because his very existence
as an ogre is cursed and he feels that he
can never be blessed as the humans are.
He is especially jealous and furious of the
celebrations he witnesses in the music hall
of Hrothgar, and he therefor terrorizes the
humans, killing and devouring them. He
kept his reign of terror on the humans for 12
years, all on the basis of his jealousy and
hatred for them, because of the blessings
they have which he is excluded from.
So, Grendel hates humanity because he is
cursed, and the Dane's celebrations and joy
in Heorot, the music hall of Hrothgar,
represents all that he wishes to experience,
but from which he feels wrongfully
excluded.
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