Bravery In Odysseus In Homer's Odyssey

The first episode in which he showed bravery, is when handling the cyclopes. He was the leader of the group, and chose to step out in front of everyone else. Though he was scared like everyone else, he still put his men before himself and tried to come up with a plan to save them. He decides to put a spear into the cyclopes eye after getting him drunk, making one of the other cyclopes move the huge stone. After being free he wastes no time to sail away from the island.
The second example where Odysseus shows bravery is when he had to be tied to a chair to resist the song of the sirens. He showed bravery because he again, put his men before himself and remained loyal to the ship. No one could resist the song but luckily, he was strong enough