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What is the significance of Odysseus' encounter with the Lotus-Eaters in the context of his journey?

A.
It shows the danger of temptation and the ease with which men can lose focus on their goals.

B.
It emphasizes the importance of physical strength in overcoming obstacles.

C.
It demonstrates Odysseus' quick decision-making and clever problem-solving.

D.
It highlights how Odysseus is immune to temptation and always stays focused.

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A. It shows the danger of temptation and the ease with which men can lose focus on their goals.

Odysseus' encounter with the Lotus-Eaters serves as a warning about the seductive nature of pleasure and how it can distract individuals from their responsibilities and objectives. The Lotus-Eaters eat the lotus flower, which makes them forget their desire to return home, illustrating that succumbing to temptation can lead one astray from their path.

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