Odysseus And The Giant Cyclops

Homer does a great job describing both Odysseus and and the giant cyclops. Odysseus is the main protagonist of the story. From the reading, "In the One-Eyed Giant's Cave", Odysseus is described as a brave, clever warrior. Homer describes the cyclops to be giants and scary looking creatures of the earth. Odysseus is portrayed as a brave leader, who is looked up to by his men. There are many examples from the text that show Odysseus's bravery. Odysseus was able to wound and escape from the giant cyclops.The story says, “Hoisting high that olive stake with its stabbing point, straight into the monster's eye they rammed it hard”. Odysseus came up with a plan to drunken the beast, then strike it’s eye with a stake. The cyclops is described