Odysseus's crew approached Circe's halls, and were enticed by her singing. They went in after the singing, while Eurylochus stayed behind sensing a trap.
THE WHOLE HOUSE IS ECHOING HER SONG! LET'S CALL OUT TO HER NOW!
MEN, YOU MUSN'T FALL FOR THE LADY WITH LOVELY LOCKS VOICE! TIS A TRAP!
So Odysseus's men went into the halls, and Circe prepared a drink mixed in with her evil drugs.
Once her wicked potion had been consumed by all the men, she struck her wand and the men were bristled into swine.
Eurylochus ran back to the ship to report of the news. Once heard, Odysseus made his way to he halls. The giant killing guide Hermes approached him with a drug that would make Odysseus invulnerable to the potion, and Odysseus attained it.
LOOK, HERE IS A POTENT DRUG. TAKE IT TO CIRCÉ'S HALLS, ITS POWER ALONE WILL SHIELD YOU FROM THE FATAL DAY.
Once at the halls of Circe, Circe settled in Odysseus and had him fed her malevolent drink.....
But Odysseus did not become swine! Instead he charged Circe, and she cowered in fear. Odysseus went to her bed, then made Circe release his men from their plight.