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He thinks there dangerous and persuasive, and by plugging his ears he found out a way to get pass the sirens. 

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He thinks there dangerous and persuasive, and by plugging his ears he found out a way to get pass the sirens. 

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That they are bad and he has to try to stay away from them. The text supports this by talking about what they did with the wax to prevent them from hearing them.

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What is Ulysses’ perspective of the Sirens? Support your response with evidence from the text

Ulysses' perspective of the Sirens is that they're demonic and that they are voices. Evidence on Stanza 4.

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Ulysses did not plan on this encounter and he was not expecting them to have any experience. He also describes the song as his free will slowly seeping away from him until there is nothing left. 

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Ulysses did not plan on this encounter and he was not expecting them to have any experience. He also describes the song as his free will slowly seeping away from him until there is nothing left. 

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Ulysses sees the sirens as demon of the sea.

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Ulysses sees the sirens as demon of the sea.

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Through the whole text Ulysses talks about the danger of the sirens and what effect they have on the things around them. Even though he see them as demons though he still wants to hear their songs. That is why he protects his team from the sirens and himself by blocking their ears with wax.

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Ulysses believes that they are sweet devious beings with angelic voices, which is supported by the text in stanza 4 with him calling them "sweet deluders," and noting their, "celestial voices."

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ulysses did not except the sirens experience

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ulysses did not except the sirens experience

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Ulysses's perspective of the Sirens is that he views them as beautiful creatures with beautiful voices, yet dangerous

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His perspective of the sirens is that they are "sweet deluders"

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Ulysses describes these sirens as a voice singing fair song seeping into mind of Ulysses, breaking his free will 

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Ulysses describes these sirens as a voice singing fair song seeping into mind of Ulysses, breaking his free will 

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Ulysses didn't expect the Sirens experience. Nor did he think to plug his men's ears with beeswax or bind himself to the pole

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Ulysses perspective is that he did not anticipate the sirens encounter.

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Ulysses believes the sirens are beautiful but horrible at the same time because they lure people in with their beautiful song and then kill them.

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Ulysses believes the sirens are beautiful but horrible at the same time because they lure people in with their beautiful song and then kill them.

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