Giantbomb. I need your help. (What happens when grass rots?)

Here's the deal. I have this school project that I forgot about, it's due tomorrow. Normally this wouldn't be a problem, I would just stay up till 3 and do it, but this certain project is different. We had to let a pile of grass clippings sit for two weeks and then explain what happened to them... anyone know what happens to grass when it rots??

It goes all rotten.

it withers and dies

...and then it decomposes.

I need detailed shit! Does it smell etc... lol, I know it's a long shot that anyone will know that specifically though...

" I need detailed shit! Does it smell etc... lol, I know it's a long shot that anyone will know that specifically though... "

Dude, WTF? How hard is it to clump some grass into a pile and let it sit for two weeks? Its so easy the bacteria and oxygen does all the work for you... no offense, but if you cannot manage such a simple task, how do you expect to adapt to the real world out of school?

Will people stop killing him for not doing it, the guy just forgot about it.

Where do you need to put the grass clippings?

"Will people stop killing him for not doing it, the guy just forgot about it. "

Watch a video of Speedtree. Crisis averted.

You guys.... I just forgot. I mean I get good grades and stuff lol you don't have to give me a speech about the consequences of my actions. Anyways thanks for the help guys! Gotta love the community here on Giantbomb!

It will start decomposing from the bottom, as that is where the moisture will rest and if not moved, will stagnate, leading to odour.  If it is on bare soil or be accessible to insects, they will take up residence and start eating it, in particular, worms.  Worms will eat and convert it into compost matter over time.  The bottom of the pile will be kind of slimey and certainly a brown/grey colour. 
 
Hope I not too late and I hope that helps.  Good luck.