Why does the cyclops invite odysseus back to the island?

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A) He realizes that Odysseus was destined to take his eye.

Lora Bins · Accepted Answer

Its A  he realizes the he was destined to take his eye

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A) He realizes that Odysseus was destined to take his eye.Explanation:This is the statement that best explains the reaction of the Cyclops. In this text, the Cyclops has been blinded by Odysseus. However, the Cyclops tells Odysseus that he understands this had to happen. We learn that Telemus was a wizard who had told the Cyclops that someone was going to take his eye. He was expecting someone large and intimidating, as opposed to small and skinny Odysseus. Nevertheless, he understands the inevitability of it.

Lora Bins · Answer

Cyclops invited Odysseus back to tell him he was destined to take his eye and befriend him. I am not quite sure though, for I read the Odyssey when i was a freshman and I'm a senior now.

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He realizes the Odysseus was destined to take his eye, is what I believe it is too

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I honestly don't know because I think you have to read a book but there's this sight that's for this like if you don't get the book they'll give you a tons of info ab it and I bet it'll answer this problem 🙂 I thought the site wouldn't help but it did! 🙂

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The passage presented would lean more towards answer A) He realizes that Odysseus was destined to take his eye. He states that he was told beforehand that his eye would be blinded by Odysseus and that if he joined his once more he would treat him kind and respectively rather than attempt to murder and feast on him.

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it is indeed A on  edg2020  anyways! 🙂

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Why does the cyclops invite odysseus back to the island?

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