What conclusion about Odysseus (the speaker) is best supported by the excerpt?

He trusts Circe's advice.

He remembers the Sirens.

He questions his men's strength.

He believes they will succeed.

The conclusion that we can derive about Odysseus (the speaker) is best supported by he trusts Circe’s advice. Due to the long travel that he had and had lost his men, he was captured by the beauty and caress of Circe making him feel at home to which he stayed. Ironically, he wanted to go home until he found something shocking that during his stay at Circe's he lost many years.