🚨 The Beings in Homer's Odyssey are Real. 🚨 The Laestrygonians, a ferocious race of cannibalistic giants from Book 10 of Homer's epic poem "The Odyssey" were a genetically engineered "Nephilim" guard of which various units were stranded in what was once a pre-flood landmass that we know today as "Doggerland" (Yes, like the hecking Doggos.) And just like the doggos themselves, these genetic freaks—who make "The Mountain" from GOT look like Steve Urkle—are dependent upon a certain daily regime to justify their existence or perish. So they survive in ways they know how... fighting others of their kind in separate "packs", making crude armor, and eating the hapless human being that dares to intrude upon the "closed off for repair" sections of our World Play. Just like that poor dumb Cyclops just wanted to make cheese after having helped build so many megalithic structures. So the lessons here are that: 1) There are forces we do not understand which must only exist in places so that regular humans will likely never see them, or rather the powers that be may keep such things safe till they pass away naturally as curiosities or cosmic debts repaid. For instance, how Poseidon took care of his Cyclops "son" Polyphemus (DNA splicing) for helping to build the gigantic, multi-ton block fortifications found at places like Mycenae and Tiryns. This would explain the appearances of beings like Bigfoot or Yetis, as they're humanoids who likely adjusted to the environment while keeping some of their past abilities—such as psychic or mental immobilization, as Tibetan Yeti lore has reported such to be the case. 2) Christopher Nolan is either a Time Traveler or he has Divine Intellect like Terry Davis, and was thus able to depict the beings (not the racial casting or Greek Armor which was color coded for symbolism) as they actually were.