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English, 23.07.2019 07:30, lollyp5439

In the odyssey, what was odysseus’s motivation for wanting to leave calypso’s island even after she promised to make him immortal? a he wanted to return to the cyclops, polyphemus, and punish him for cursing his crew. b he was lonely with only calypso keeping him company. c he had made a promise to go back and find the rest of his men. d he wanted to return to his home, wife, and son.

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