Which conclusion about Odysseus is most logical and could be used in a paragraph about the qualities that make him courageous?
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I believe the correct answer is A. Odysseus can be characterized as courageous because he leads his crew through dangerous waters.
He knows how dangerous this part of their journey is, yet he chooses to take the risk. It's not that he is courageous because he uses beeswax to protect his crew (it's just a wise move to protect his people and thus save himself), or because he shares a message from Circe, or because he wants the crew to untie him when he hears the Sirens' song (it's just an irrational act, which he had foreseen and warned his friends about).
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