Write up legal statements. This could be done by a simple statement of Grendel's crime and then a counterargument as to why his crimes should be excused due to this "murderer's gene." Use the article as a resource for your argument. Another resource to refer to is the video segments in the "Cain and Abel" lesson in this module (3.2). If you remember, and can refer back to your notes, the narrators in the video discuss why Cain is the way he is and why he maybe should be cut some slack. If you choose the prosecution side, go back to the video and the resources in "Cain and Abel" and see what you can use from them and the poem itself in order to gather evidence to persecute Hrothgar. The same can be done if you choose the "counter sue" option.

Write up legal statements. This could be done by a simple statement of Grendel's crime and then a counterargument as to why his crimes should be excused due to this "murderer's gene." Use the article as a resource for your argument. Another resource to refer to is the video segments in the "Cain and Abel" lesson in this module (3.2). If you remember, and can refer back to your notes, the narrators in the video discuss why Cain is the way he is and why he maybe should be cut some slack. If you choose the prosecution side, go back to the video and the resources in "Cain and Abel" and see what you can use from them and the poem itself in order to gather evidence to persecute Hrothgar. The same can be done if you choose the "counter sue" option.