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When Polyphemus tells the others that Nobody has harmed him what does he mean?

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The other Cyclopes think Polyphemus is saying, "I am in pain, but no one has tricked me." They believe there is nothing they can do to help him.

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As part of an intricate ploy, Odysseus informs Polyphemus that his name is Nobody in The Odyssey. Polyphemus will call for assistance if he manages to get away. Nobody will come to his aid if he asks for help in catching "Nobody."

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