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What do you think of Odysseus' decision to not tell his men about Scylla?
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What do you think of Odysseus' decision to not tell his men about Scylla?
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Odysseus doesn't tell his men about Scylla and Charybdis because if they know then they're going to probably attempt to fight Scylla or they're going to be scared. This shows his cleverness but is additionally a tough decision for him to form.
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