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the cyclops AG

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why did the Greeks land on the cyclops? so they can find something to eat and some supply's.
why did Ulysses tell the cyclops that his name was "NOBODY"? so he can trick the Cyclops.
what details in the story show that Ulysses cares about his man? when the cyclops asked Ulysses ware his boat is Ulysses says it crashed.
what is the setting of "Ulysses meets the cyclops" in the Cyclops island in a cave.
who are the characters in "Ulysses meets the cyclops" Ulysses, the Cyclops and Ulysses men.
what is an example of a Person vs Person conflict in "Ulysses meets the cyclops" when the Cyclops eats Ulysses men.
what is an example of a person vs fate conflict in "Ulysses meets the cyclops" if Ulysses kills the cyclops or makes a plan to escape.
what is an example of foreshadowing in "Ulysses meets the cyclops" when Ulysses say it didn't came out well in the beginning.
what is an example of irony in "Ulysses meets the cyclops" when the cyclops said that nobody "Ulysses" hurt me and nobody "Ulysses" tricked me.
Created by: angelgomez
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