What simile does homer use to help his audience see what happens when Scylla whisks six men from Odysseus ship what do Odysseus's feelings here tell you about his character?

Homer uses the simile "like fish writhing on a hook" to describe how Scylla whisks six men from Odysseus' ship. Odysseus's feelings of helplessness and anguish in this moment show his vulnerability and humanity, as well as his resilience and determination to press on despite facing great challenges.