This is from Homer's The Odyssey, correct?
If so then the protagonist is Odysseus, who is saying those lines. Circe was another character who informed Odysseus to plug his ears with wax and have his men tie him to a mast when they passed the Sirens cove. Scylla and Charybdis are two monsters they come across next. After they reach an island, <span>Eurylochus is another character who betrays the team. Zeus punishes the crew after they slaughter sacred cattle. </span>
Yes,I hate it so much lol
A detail is essential in a passage if it adds to the overall idea of the passage. In this passage, the overall idea is stated in the first sentence, several key human errors contributed to the spread of the Chicago fire of 1871. That means that key details in this passage will be something related to a human error. Out of all of our choices, the first one seems the most like a human error. The second, third, and fourth choices seem more like details then like essential details. That means that the answer to the question is John Dorsey sounded a general alarm during the blaze.
<span>With great commitment, one can achieve even the most difficult goals.
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