Answer:
The answer is explained below.
Explanation:
The Odyssey, by ancient Greek poet Homer, is the second part of The Iliad, and it tells the story of Odysseus trying to come back home after the War of Troy.
In the excerpt, the speaker describes Oddyseus' men using negative words as "mutinous" or "fool," also, he suggests that the actions were caused by not taking good care of their own situation. Rhetorical devices as simile (compare two things) are very important to persuade the reader (shambling like cattle) how difficult the situation was.
An man from Ecuador, named Nunez, while acting as a mountain-guide for some Englishmen, falls and ends up amongst this 'country of the blind'. He has heard the legends about them, and regards the whole thing as an adventure.
I haven’t read the book but I’m pretty sure u can find it in cliff notes :)
