Question

During which episode does Odysseus demonstrate a realistic, human side of his character? when he resists the temptations of Calypso and Circe when he refuses to taste the honeyed Lotus plant when he ties his men beneath the Cyclopes' rams when he weeps upon meeting Elpenor's ghost in Hades.
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Answer 1

It was when he weeps upon meeting Elpenor's ghost in Hades that Odysseus demonstrates a realistic, human side of his character.
Elpenor is Odysseus's mother whose ghost he saw in Hell and started crying and feeling sad, which is a human emotion to feel. The other options wouldn't normally be possible if a mere human were to do them because god-like powers are necessary for them.