In Book 9's 'Cyclops Account', what vice does Odysseus engage in when he taunts Polyphemus, saying: 'If any mortal should ask about the shameful blinding of your eye, then tell him the man who gouged you was Odysseus, ravager of cities, one who lives in Ithaca - Lartes' son.'
A. Gluttony
B. Hubris
C. Both of the above.
D. None of the above.
Answer (2)
In the "Cyclops Account" of the Odyssey , Odysseus exhibits hubris by taunting Polyphemus and revealing his identity. This arrogance demonstrates his need for recognition, which ultimately leads to further complications. Thus, the answer is OB. Hubris. ;
Odysseus exhibits hubris in the 'Cyclops Account' of the Odyssey by boasting about his identity after blinding Polyphemus. This excessive pride leads to further complications when Polyphemus seeks revenge from his father, Poseidon. Therefore, the answer is B. Hubris .
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