Both the book and the movie provide the audience with a description of Polyphemus; however, the movie version did not capture the same effects as the book. The Odyssey shows Polyphemus as the Cyclops who has a bulky figure with smashed-in nose, crooked teeth, and a beady eye. These features of the Cyclops evoke comments from the audience along the lines of “he is unappealing” because of the way his features are depicted in the scene. The Cyclops is able to maneuver the slab of rock to
Both the book and the movie provide the audience with a description of Polyphemus; however, the movie version did not capture the same effects as the book. The Odyssey shows Polyphemus as the Cyclops who has a bulky figure with smashed-in nose, crooked teeth, and a beady eye. These features of the Cyclops evoke comments from the audience along the lines of “he is unappealing” because of the way his features are depicted in the scene. The Cyclops is able to maneuver the slab of rock to