As you can imagine, the Danes are thrilled. Crowds gather to view the battle scene and look at Grendel's bloody path. Hrothgar offers Beowulf any reward he wants. The Danes hold a huge celebration feast where they give Beowulf many valuable gifts. Unfortunately, they don't realize that Grendel has a mother who is still living and now is furious at both the Danes and Beowulf for killing her son.
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