In "The Cyclops," why do Odysseus and his men wait inside the cave before attacking the Cyclops?
A.
They are foredoomed to fail.
B.
Odysseus is devising a tactic.
C.
They hope to steal the Cyclops' treasure.
D.
They were bored and wanted to explore.
1 answer
In "The Cyclops," Odysseus and his men wait inside the cave before attacking the Cyclops because:
B. Odysseus is devising a tactic.
Odysseus is known for his cunning and strategic thinking, and waiting allows him to come up with a plan to deal with the formidable Cyclops.
