I know this probably isn't helpful, but there's TONS of figurative language in the book. He specifically uses a lot of personification. Just look back in the book.
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Required situation:
The situation when the protagonist faces the seemingly insurmountable obstacle is known as the climax.
More about the protagonist:
The protagonist is one of the important or the leading characters in a play or a movie. A play is incomplete without such a character. A protagonist has a good character in the play in oppose to the antagonist who has a bad character or a role.
The climax is the highest or turning point in a movie or plays where the viewers have great suspense regarding what will happen next. This point is considered to be the peak of the story that set the protagonist against the opposing force in order to resolve the conflict.
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In "The Odyssey," Odysseus must be careful when passing the Sirens because of their song. Their song is so transfixing that sailors waste their time listening to the song and become unable to leave.
Answer: C. Sailors are unable to stop listening and waste away on their island.
I also had this question and I got it correct, hope this helps :)