Why does Odysseus start crying when he looks around his home?

A) He does not recognize his homeland-he thinks he is somewhere else.

B) The Phaeacians betrayed him and stole most of his treasure.

C) He is overcome by happiness.

D) He thinks Penelope has forsaken him.

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Terrance Hansen

13 July, 23:59

Why does Odysseus start crying when he looks around his home?

A) He does not recognize his homeland-he thinks he is somewhere else.

B) The Phaeacians betrayed him and stole most of his treasure.

C) He is overcome by happiness.

D) He thinks Penelope has forsaken him.

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Addisyn Weiss · Answer 1

A). He does no recognize his homeland--he thinks he's somewhere else.

The Odyssey is hard and its hard to find the answers but im sure you will get this one right!

Why does Odysseus start crying when he looks around his home?A) He does not recognize his homeland-he thinks he is somewhere else.B) The Phaeacians betrayed him and stole most of his treasure.C) He is overcome by happiness.D) He thinks Penelope has forsaken him.

Why does Odysseus start crying when he looks around his home?

A) He does not recognize his homeland-he thinks he is somewhere else.

B) The Phaeacians betrayed him and stole most of his treasure.

C) He is overcome by happiness.

D) He thinks Penelope has forsaken him.