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"Book XII:" Which of these inferences about Odysseus' arrival home is best
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a) He finally enjoys peace and calm.
b) He longs to return to the sea.
c) He wants to go back to Calypso.
d) He endures conflict with his family.
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is D He endures conflict with his family
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D. Since suitors are trying to marry his wife
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