B seems to be the most reasonable
Answer: With this, since Odysseus is now master, Circe at once turns his men from pigs back into men and allows them to dine with them as humans should. And being men, they could not help consenting. All expect Eurylokhos, who remains shrewdly dubious, enough that he challenges Odysseus.
Explanation:
A theme in this story is about the relationship between the mother and the grown son, Julian and there is obvious tension between them and it appears mostly to be over the yearning of the mother for the days when her family were large landowners with slaves and how the son feels guilty about this attitude of his mother regarding slavery and tries to atone for it by sitting beside African Americans on the bus.
