C. He binds himself to the mast
Explanation:
When Odysseus is passing near the Sirens he makes his men put beeswax into their ears so they cannot hear the Sirens.
<u>The Sirens are supposed to produce a lustful song that seduces men into their liar never to come back.</u>
He makes his men plug their ears but himself remains to hear the voices. To save himself from going for their call he asks his men to tie him to the mast so he cannot escape the ship.
The description of the Cyclops based on the description shows him to be a savage. The description states that the Cyclops is "without a law to bless them". He also says that the Cyclops do not tend to their crops, have no community, and abuse their wife and children. This disgust in the Cyclops ways shows that the values of Odysseus and the ancient Greeks are quiet the opposite of how the Cyclops live. The Greeks, and Odysseus, value hard work as well as justice and community.
