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When Odysseus and his men arrive at the island of Cyclops the most notable cyclops in The Odyssey, Polyphemus, traps them in his cave dwelling by sealing the entrance. He eats four of Odysseus' men, and then leaves to attend his sheep. When Polyphemus comes back, Odysseus intoxicates him with strong wine and blinds him in his drunken sleep. Odysseus and his men use this as a chance to escape Polyphemus' cave the next day by clinging to the bellies of his sheep as they go out to gaze.

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The "cyclops" are mythical  giants who frequently appeared in numerous Greek epics with a single eye in the middle of their forehead. In many epics, cyclops are described as ill-mannered giants who feared no god and were shepards.  and One of the most well known "cyclops" was Polyphemus, who appeared  in Homer's The Odyssey as Poseidon's son who dwelled on the island Odysseus stole food from.

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Description of a Cyclops' Abilities/Attibutes

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Description of a Cyclops' Abilities/Attibutes

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Cyclops are known for having immense strength and some are even skilled metalsmiths or shepards. Their only weakness is that they have one eye, so if they are fighting someone they can get blinded easily.