Once Odysseus' ship passes by, the sirens leap into the water and drown, option d. better describes the passage.
<h3>What went wrong between Odysseus and the Sirens?</h3>
As a result, once Odysseus' ship passes by, the sirens leap into the water and drown. This work alludes to a tense confrontation. You can hear the wind song become increasingly relentless, the ship swaying, Odysseus' shouts, and finally the sirens plunging to their deaths if you listen closely.
Option d. No one is ever allowed to leave the Sirens' island, which best describes the passage.
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