Aeolus<span> presents Odysseus with a </span>bag<span> containing all of the winds, and he stirs up a westerly wind to guide Odysseus and his </span>crew<span> home. ... This time, however, </span>Aeolus <span>refuses to help them, certain that the gods hate Odysseus and wish to do him harm.</span>
Answer:
the second answer
Explanation:
i like to cross out the ones that don't make sense, first off the 3rd answer is completely false. the first one is a true answer doesn't give an implicit idea. so your left with the 4th one or the 2nd. the 2nd one makes more sense and they have stated it multiple times in this paragraph.
<span>The excerpt from Black Boy which best explains Wright’s childhood perspective of his father is the last one. The third option contains information that sets a clear characteristic of the father as a personality. This passage is the most suitable one because you can get to know the character not only by description of his traits, but also through his actions.</span>
