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Odysseus outsmarts the Cyclops, saving both himself and his men.
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Odysseus outsmarts the Cyclops, saving both himself and his men.

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its true

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but i am confused on what the question is.

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This is true.

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Polyphemus asks who Odysseus is. He replied with "I'm nobody."

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