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Which of the following statements expresses a value from the story of Odysseus and the Cyclops?
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Odysseus used trickery to free himself and his men because it was his duty to lead his men to safety.
The Cyclops thought the Cyclopes were more powerful than the gods, but the Greeks believed that humans were not as powerful as the gods.
The Cyclops wanted Odysseus to stay because he wanted the other Cyclopes to see how daring Odysseus was.
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