There are three parts to Odysseus’ escape plan. The first is an act of ... as Odysseus and his men try to defeat Polyphemus ...

During his journey Odysseus meets a plethora of nymphs and monsters, including the witch-goddess Circe, the cyclops ...

Odysseus and his men are captured by Polyphemus. To escape, they get him drunk, blind him with a sharpened stake and cling to the underside of his sheep. **King of Aeolia:**The King of Aeolia ...

Odysseus needed an escape plan. The next day ... Odysseus and his men attached themselves to the bellies of Polyphemus’ sheep and when the Cyclops let his herd out the next morning, the men ...

In the original story, Polyphemus was the son of Poseidon, god of the sea, and the nymph Thoösa. Odysseus and his men were captured by the cyclops when they were cast ashore on the coast of Sicily.