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How does Odysseus show loyalty

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Cloud [144]3 years ago

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Loyalty was shown by Odysseus in that he was very loyal to his crew. ... An example of this is when Odysseus see Elpinor at Hades and goes back to the island to burry him. He also is loyal when he goes and rescues them from Circe. He could have not buried Elpinor and he did not have to rescue his crew from Circe.

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weeeeeb [17]3 years ago

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Answer: Loyalty was shown by Odysseus in that he was very loyal to his crew. ... An example of this is when Odysseus see Elinor at Hades and goes back to the island to bury him. He also is loyal when he goes and rescues them from Circe. He could have not buried Elinor and he did not have to rescue his crew from Circe.

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