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Heremod was different,the way he behaved to Ecgwela's sons.His rise in the world brought little joyTo the Danish people, only death and destruction.He vented his rage on men he caroused with,Killed his own comrades, a pariah kingWho cut himself off from his own kind,Even though Almighty God had made himeminent and powerful and marked him from the startfor a happy life. But a change happened,he grew bloodthirsty [greow/breosthord blodreow], gave no more ringsto honor the Danes. He suffered in the endFor having plagued his people for so long;His life lost happiness
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