Odysseus and his men loot and sack Ismaros like pirates, but when Odysseus urges his men to leave, they refuse because

A.

they are determined to fight until the end.

B.

they have eaten the Lotus.

C.

they are afraid to face the stormy seas.

D.

they are drunk and indulging themselves.

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Reuben

1 June, 09:34

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Elianna · Answer 1

I'm thinking the answer is B since Odysseus had to literally drag them back to his ship

Odysseus and his men loot and sack Ismaros like pirates, but when Odysseus urges his men to leave, they refuse becauseA.they are determined to fight until the end.B.they have eaten the Lotus.C.they are afraid to face the stormy seas.D.they are drunk and indulging themselves.