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It was a stormy night as Calypso spotted a man out in the seas. He was struggling to survive because he was in the middle of a storm. Calypso didn't know it was the legend Odysseus that survived through the 10 years long war, so she rescued him.

After Calypso rescued Odysseus, she brought him ...

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