What method does Circe suggest Odysseus use to listen safely to the Sirens’ song?

Question

Odyssey book 11

Answer 1

Studied this in college--I can't remember exactly if Circe suggested it--but Odysseus survives the Siren's song by having his crew securely lash him to the mast of the ship with ropes. That way he was able to continue to navigate the ship up until the song began to affect him. The crew blocked their ears with cotton wadding and were instructed by Odysseus to disregard anything beyond the ship's boundries.

Answer 2

Circe told him to have his men tie him to the mast and put wadding or cotton in their own ears. She also told him to instruct his men to not listen to his cries to turn the ship toward the island, no matter what he ordered.

Answer 3

I taught this a few times and Erick is correct. He had his crew tie him to the mast of the ship and asked them not to untie him no matter how much he begged. He then instructed them to put beeswax in their ears so they could not hear and he got to hear the song.

Answer 4

Tie him to the ship.
His crew had wax on the ears, so they didnt hear a thing

Answer 5

There is no safe way to listen to the songs of the sirens. For their songs are the songs of death................. He survived it by placing candle wax in his ears........

Answer 6

i ought to declare to bypass away out the music on your first time yet regardless of floats your boat. i'm waiting to allow you realize're a virgin with the aid of reality in case you like music to be taking section in jointly as you have intercourse it desires to be an entire playlist, now no longer one music.

Answer 7

Cotton balls in their ears