Odysseus emulates this extraordinary bravery when he out smarts the giant Cyclops Polyphemus and is able to escape the cave hanging from the undersides of the sheep as they flee. Throughout his decade long journey, Odysseus displays exceptional courage, a very important trait of a Greek Hero.
Throughout the story of Odysseus, different occurrences take place, proving his great courage and bravery. In the beginning, when landing on the island of the witch Aeaea, a beautiful and dangerous witch(CC). Odysseus' men were turned into swine. Hearing about this, Odysseus knew he had to save them“ The news drove any thought of caution out of Odysseus. He started off, all alone—not one of the crew would go with him—to try to do something, bring some help to his men. (IP)” Not wanting to endanger any more of his men, Odysseus displays his bravery by going alone and returning his crew back to normal. Later on in the story, Odysseus must enter the dark realm of hades to speak to