Answer: The sun, as used in this scene, is intended to symbolize that truth has finally triumphed, even in the face of death. It becomes apparent that these men and women have nobly and stoically concluded that one thing in life is more important than life itself: truth.
Explanation:
<span>The prophecy said that Polyphemus would be
defeated by a man named Odysseus, so obviously he was expecting someone huge
and strong to fight with him, but when Odysseus defeated the cyclops using his
brains only, he was really surprised because he underestimated his power</span>
Answer:
Eurylochus escapes to inform him of the calamity. He angrily asserts that the men should flee Circe and ignore Odysseus' folly.
Answer:
As far as I remember, she becomes more friendly and kind to people, because she no longer has servants. She learns to appreciate life.
Explanation:
"Person's experiences" would be the answer
