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Who persuades the gods on Mount Olympus to help Odysseus?
Bob the Builder (aka the god of physcopaths)
What happened on mount Olympus?
Mount Olympus was believed to be the home of the Greek gods. They enjoyed the same pleasures, and suffered the same problems as ordinary men and women, but on a much grander scale.
Is mount Olympus capitalized?
only Olympus is capitalized not mount.
How did Mount Olympus fall?
In Greek mythology Mount Olympus did not fall.
Was Zeus king of mount Olympus?
No, he was king of the gods of mount Olympus.
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