ility to fight with all of their strength. In other words, they automatically knew that death was coming for them upon realizing the presence of King Odysseus, and this likely aided in his odds against them. Even still, Odysseus was not the only ones to react to his dramatic self-revelation in each of these instances; his shipmates and comrades in arms displayed strong emotions as well.
             The contrasting effects of Odysseus' self-revealing actions in both scenes again clearly illustrate the differences in these two seemingly similar scenes. Upon learning Odysseus' true identity, Kyklops prays to Poseidon, "should destiny intend that he shall see his roof again among his
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