Explain how Odysseus plan to escape the cyclops is similar to his plan to win the Trojan War

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Odysseus won the war by hiding inside the hallow horse. It was then brought into the city, and later on Trojans partied, got drunk, and fell asleep. After, the Greeks got out of the horse, opened the city gates for the other Greek soldiers to come in, slaughtered the Trojans, and burned their city.

When he escaped the Cyclop, he got it drunk, so he could fall asleep. After plunging his eye, he escaped under the sheeps.

Comparison; Odysseus used camouflage to his advantage with himy hiding inside the horse and hiding under the sheeps.

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