He cries out to his "Earth-Shaker" father for revenge after drunkenly showing xenia to a guest named "Outis.
This character is upset when he realizes that a short, weak man, rather than a tall, strong man, has fulfilled a prophecy about himself told by Telemus. This character lives on a land where the gods cause crops and vines to grow without needing to farm, a place commonly accepted to be Mount Etna. An expedition to find this character is accompanied by a goatskin of sweet wine belonging to a priest of Apollo named Maron.  This character suddenly appears at the end of Book III of the Aeneid to terrorize Aeneas and his men. In the Metamorphoses, this character murders a rival suitor by (*) hurling a boulder at him and causing that rival, Acis, to turn into a river. He cries out to his "Earth-Shaker" father for revenge after drunkenly showing xenia to a guest named "Outis." This character is deceived by a group of men who tie themselves to the undersides of sheep in order to escape after driving a wooden stake through this character's single eye. For 10 points, name this son of Poseidon, a cyclops who is beguiled by Odysseus.
This character is upset when he realizes that a short, weak man, rather than a tall, strong man, has fulfilled a prophecy about himself told by Telemus.
Polyphemus