Who says the following and why?

Hear me, my lords and captains of Phaeacia!
Let Demodocus rest his ringing lyre now—
this song he sings can hardly please us all. *

Odysseus is pleading with his hosts to stop the song. It is too sorrowful.

Odysseus is unimpressed with Demodocus's skills as a bard.

Alcinous is halting the song because Odysseus is crying—again.

Alcinous is hungry and is tiring of song.

Question

Who says the following and why?

Hear me, my lords and captains of Phaeacia!
Let Demodocus rest his ringing lyre now—
this song he sings can hardly please us all. *


Odysseus is pleading with his hosts to stop the song. It is too sorrowful.

Odysseus is unimpressed with Demodocus's skills as a bard.

Alcinous is halting the song because Odysseus is crying—again.

Alcinous is hungry and is tiring of song.

anonymous · Answer

I know it is Alcinous but cant figure out if its c or D but I believe it is C tell me if i am right or wrong