Yes, I feel some sympathy for the Cyclops, particularly in the context of his isolation and lack of understanding of others. While his actions can be violent and brutal, they stem from a life of solitude and a different set of values compared to humans. His tragic fate at the hands of Odysseus highlights the consequences of misunderstanding and the clash between civilizations. Ultimately, his character evokes a sense of pity for being both a victim of his circumstances and a creature driven by instinct.
I feel sympathy because I can understand and empathize with the distress or suffering someone is going through, and I want to provide support and comfort to them in that situation. Showing sympathy helps build connections and fosters kindness and understanding between individuals.
Cyclops are mythical creatures typically depicted as having one eye in the center of their forehead. In ancient Greek mythology, they were described as strong and fierce beings.
The other cyclops did not help Polyphemus when he was blinded by Odysseus because they believed that he was shouting "Nobody" harmed him, so they thought no one was actually attacking him. Additionally, cyclops are known for their solitary nature and may not feel obligated to intervene in each other's affairs.
Odysseus insists on staying to confront the cyclops because he wants to find out if the cyclops can offer him any hospitality, believing it is the custom of the gods to offer hospitality to travelers. He also wants to test the cyclops's strength and cunning.
Odysseus doesn't kill the cyclops because if he does then no one can move the giant boulder that the cyclops put at the entrance so they couldn't escape. need more questions of any kind of greek myth i am your guy lol bye
Situations and circumstances and certain bad experiences in life make certain people's minds stones. Once they might have been more sympathetic but life experience changes the people. The children who born to bad parents grow with bad principles and live as bad people. Even then there will be always some exceptions in everything.
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No. He taunted Cyclops after he sailed away from the island where he stayed. thanx...:)
I feel sympathy because I can understand and empathize with the distress or suffering someone is going through, and I want to provide support and comfort to them in that situation. Showing sympathy helps build connections and fosters kindness and understanding between individuals.
Basically, sympathy is when you feel for the person (mostly when you feel bad for them). Empathy is when you know exactly how the person feels and can relate and can also feel so much like them, that you react to their emotions.
Well Posiedon had no sympathy for Odysseus at all. He was the one to make Odysseus' journey even longer. This was caused by Odysseus stabbing the Cyclops in the eye. Zeus really didn't have sympathy for Odysseus until Athena convinced him that Odysseus needed help. ;)
Odysseus plays a trick on the Cyclops by blinding it, and by giving him a false name of No body. He tricks the cyclops by having the men tie sheep to them, so the cyclops wouldn't feel his men.Ê
Sympathy can be both a noun and a verb. As a noun, it refers to feelings of pity and sorrow for someone's misfortune. As a verb, it means to feel or express sympathy or understanding for someone else's situation.
The Cyclops is a mythical creature, there are and never have been any in the real world.