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This is a clip from the Odyssey when Odyssey stabs Polyphemus in the eye.

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This was when Odysseus stabbed Polyphemus in the eye

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This was when Odysseus stabbed Polyphemus in the eye

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Explanation of how the god or monster functions in The Odyssey

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Explanation of how the god or monster functions in The Odyssey

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According to the Odyssey, Odysseus encountered Polyphemus during his trip back home in Ithaca. Him and his men wandered into a cave filled with an abundance of food. Little did they know a cyclopes named Polyphemus lived in the cave. When Polyphemus had returned, he sealed off the doorway. They were trapped. Polyphemus saw Odysseus’ men and ate two of them and proceed to consume two more the next day. Subsequently, Odysseus offered up strong wine to Polyphemus which intoxicated him. Before falling into a deep sleep from the drunk wine, Polyphemus asked Odysseus what his name was an Odysseus lied by saying “No one.” During Polyphemus’ deep sleep Odysseus stabbed him in the eye with a wooden stake and Polyphemus cried out. When the others heard his scream they rushed over and asked him what happened and Polyphemus said, “No one blinded me.” His friend thought that god was attacking him, so they told him to pray. The next morning Odysseus escaped with his remaining men and finally revealed his name, thus; enraging Polyphemus. Polyphemus asked his father Poseidon to make sure Odysseus would not make his trip home. Ultimately, this caused Odysseus to deviate from his journey home.

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Explanation of the history and background of the character

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Explanation of the history and background of the character

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Polyphemus, the well known Cyclops and the nymph Thoosa, was the son of Poseidon. According to Homer, cyclops like Polyphemus were insolent, gigantic, one-eyed monsters whom which lived on the island Sicily. They would devour human beings and live in their caves with their wives and children. Cyclops were dominant over their wives and ruled over them with absolute power and authority. Polyphemus had one love for a nereid-nymph, Galateia.