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In the Odyssey, how does Odysseus's excessive pride make it harder for him to get home? A. It causes him to incur the wrath of Poseidon. B. It leads him to escape from Polyphemus. C. It prevents him from convincing the Phaeacians to bring him home. D. It leads his companions to open the bag of winds.

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the answer is B.It causes him to incur the wrath of Poseidon. if he would have never told the cyclops his name poseidon would have never known who did it.
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