English, 15.07.2019 16:00, cganderson04

Who says the following and why? "[n]o one alive can match me at household chores: building a good fire, splitting kindling neatly, carving, roasting meat and pouring rounds of wine . . anything menials do to serve their noble masters." * a. eumaeus is demonstrating his loyalty to odysseus. b. odysseus is planning on looking for a handout from the suitors. c. theoclymenus is requesting lodging from telemachus. d. odysseus is requesting lodging from eumaeus.

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