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English, 18.02.2021 03:30 caelilou

Think about how Odysseus bragged about outsmarting Polyphemus (the Cyclops) and how he taunts him as they sailed away from the island. Polyphemus gets angry and starts throwing boulders at Odysseus's ship, which endangers the crew. How do you think Eurylochus feels about that?

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