Answer:
The speaker compares his love as warm and lovely, as is a summer's day.
Explanation:
By the way that the line is written, I'd say that it's Shakespeare. Blessed be!
Answer:
When they hear something worthwhile and hang onto it forever.
Explanation:
An explanation isn't needed for this statement.
Answer:
He believes they are dangerous
Explanation:
This is because he talks about defeating them (I'm sorry if you get this wrong because of me)
Answer:
<u>Anger and pride</u> is what motivates Odysseus to reveal his name and put his men in more danger. Odysseus wounded Cyclops, and he wanted him to know who the mortal man who shamed him so was. This is why he yelled his own name to him, so that everybody knows who put the giant to such shame.
