Question

what happens to odysseuss men after he sleeps with circe

• circe refuses to turn them back to men, and odysseus is unable to save them
• at odysseuss request, circe turns them back to men, younger and more handsome than before
• circe slaughters them and serves them to odysseus as part of a generous feast
• hermes uses his magic wand to turn them back to men while odysseus distracts circe

Explanation:

This question refers to events in Homer's Odyssey. After Odysseus sleeps with Circe, he asks her to restore his men, and she complies, making them younger and more handsome than they were before. The other options do not align with the canonical text: Circe does not refuse, she does not slaughter the men, and Hermes does not use his wand to reverse the transformation at this point.

Answer:

At Odysseus's request, Circe turns them back to men, younger and more handsome than before