The correct answers are C and E.
The similie " like squirming puppies" used in this excerpt from Part 2 of "The Odyssey" shows how helpless and powerless the men were at the hands of the Cyclops. How strong he was in comparison to men, to the point that, at his mercy, Odysseus' crew could be compared to innocent and weak animals, such as puppies.
An image of helplessness is the simile add to the passage. C and E are correct.
The 24-book epic poem The Odyssey is generally credited to the ancient Greek poet Homer. The poem tells the tale of Odysseus, ruler of Ithaca, who wanders for ten years, although the action takes place primarily in the last six weeks while attempting to return home following the Trojan War.
Odysseus must have said, "My name is Nohbdy: Mother, Father, and Friends, Everyone Calls Me Nohbdy," to best illustrate how crafty he was. The play's main character is said to be at odds with Cyclops.
Thus, option C and E are correct.
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