Near the end of Book 9, "In the One-Eyed Giant's Cave," Odysseus reveals his name to the Cyclops, endangering the lives of his men. Which statement best describes what this textual evidence reveals about Odysseus?

A. By accidentally giving his name, Odysseus reveals that he is often confused and impulsive.

B. By taunting the Cyclops with his name, Odysseus reveals that he is arrogant and vain.

C. By endangering the lives of his men, Odysseus reveals that he doesn't care about others.

D. By revealing his true name, Odysseus reveals that he is proud of his actions.

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Milagros Lynn

25 May, 00:03

Near the end of Book 9, "In the One-Eyed Giant's Cave," Odysseus reveals his name to the Cyclops, endangering the lives of his men. Which statement best describes what this textual evidence reveals about Odysseus?

A. By accidentally giving his name, Odysseus reveals that he is often confused and impulsive.

B. By taunting the Cyclops with his name, Odysseus reveals that he is arrogant and vain.

C. By endangering the lives of his men, Odysseus reveals that he doesn't care about others.

D. By revealing his true name, Odysseus reveals that he is proud of his actions.

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Dana Gillespie · Answer 1

Well, i dont agree with the fact that he doesnt care about others, He fights for the lives of his men over and over agian, So id have to say that the correct answer is the last one. He is proud of his actions.