What does Odysseus do to try to fix the situation?

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When Odysseus begs to be untied, the men are to tie him tighter and muffle the sound of his begging. Odysseus's plan to prevent his men from hearing the sirens' song is to carve a cake of beeswax into bits and roll them until soft. He then places the wax “thick on their ears” (977; line 713).

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