What overall effect do the songs and events of Book 8 have on Odysseus’ character development?单项选择题

A

They deepen his emotional connection to his past and reinforce his role as a clever and resourceful hero.

B

They completely erase his memories of the Trojan War.

C

They diminish his reputation as a hero.

D

They show that he relies solely on brute force.

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