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Which of the following statements is false? a. eating the lotus flower made odysseus’ men no longer want to return home. b. odysseus rescued the men who ate the lotus-flower and forced them back to the ship. c. odysseus showed self-control, loyalty, and leadership on the island of the lotus-eaters. d. the lotus-eaters were trying to kill odysseus’ men by feeding them the lotus flowers.

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