The cyclops has a deeper meaning in the things he says. While Odysseus only dose things for himself in his good will. Hope that helped :)
Would you mind showing the passage so I may identify the traits?
Answer:
The similarities between the Māori myth and the Haida myth one or more children and unhappiness about darkness.
Salva makes sure that everyone has a job—gathering firewood, hunting for food, keeping watch. Salva draws courage and inspiration from his memories of his family. He remembers the way his older siblings would lead him, and the way his sisters and mother would treat him gently.
