English, 11.03.2021 20:40, ryleighgilmore1

Odysseus believes that his life must have been spared because A. Jove’s thunderbolts missed him
B. He stayed on the ship for as long as possible.
C. The gods decided to let him live
D. Calypso saved him.

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Odysseus believes that his life must have been spared because A. Jove’s thunderbolts missed him