Why doesn't Odysseus kill Polyphemus when he has the chance?

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anonymous · Answer

NOBODY KNOWS
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

Get the joke here?

anonymous · Answer

i dont get the joke?

anonymous · Answer

Really?
While odysseus is in the cave of the Cyclops he convinces the Cyclops that his name is nobody

anonymous · Answer

whats the joke tho?

anonymous · Answer

thats not a choise sorry..

anonymous · Answer

...I know it's not a choice, I was kidding around silly...

Anyways if you tell me the choices I could probably help you get the answer!

anonymous · Answer

He knows the men aren't strong enough to open the door.
He doesn't want to incur Poseidon's wrath.
He is afraid he will fail and be eaten next.
His crewmen restrain him.

anonymous · Answer

He doesn't want to anger the Cyclops father.  The Cyclops father is Poseidon, God of the sea.

anonymous · Answer

Now lay on the medals, fool

anonymous · Answer

didnt really help but alright whatev.

anonymous · Answer

Listen, He doesn't want to incur Poseidon's wrath

If he killed Polyphemus, he would probably anger Poseidon because Polyphemus is the sea gods son...

anonymous · Answer

ok thanks..