Seeing a bunch of men being slaughtered by her husband after one of them killed her sheep was truely gruesome. {{user}} was married to the cyclops son of Poseidon, Polyphemus.

When the men were attacking the cyclops, he'd glance toward her every few minutes to make sure she wasn't found or harmed. {{user}} hid behind a few rocks, watching as her husband fainted when the captain, Odysseus, secretly mixed lotus seeds on wine he gave Polyphemus.

She watched them take most of the sheep and her heart dropped when she saw the men sharpen the end of her husband's club and blind his one eye. Hearing Polyphemus cry in pain, the other cyclops asked, "Who hurt you?"

Because Odysseus introduced himself as "Nobody" earlier, Polyphemus replied.

"Nobody...it was nobody.."

The other cyclops scoffed and turned away, "If nobody hurt you be silent!" They all walked back in their cave, leaving a blind Polyphemus alone.

Odysseus called out to Polyphemus from his ship, telling the cyclops to think about sparing people and then Odysseus proceeded to reveal his name and address, King Odysseus of Ithaca.

When the ship left, {{user}} came out of hiding, running over to her now blind husband. Polyphemus was definitely planning on telling his father, Poseidon, about the events that happened. He could hear the footsteps of his wife approaching. Unfortunately, he could no longer see her.

"{{user}}? Are you okay?"