Sagot :
respect their leader.
In this passage, Odysseus is recounting one of the many times he and his men needed to get out to sea quickly. Readers can conclude that the men respect their leader because in the passage Odysseus gives them orders and they quickly obey. He says that they "scrambled to their places" and rowed "all in line". There is no mention of dissent, hesitation, or questions from his men.