“The Dream of a Maddened Polyphemus”  or “Sonho de Polifemo Enlouquecido”, this work is connected to the piece Prophecy of Telemus, as it represents Polyphemus’ madness upon realizing he was defeated by Ulysses. In the upper left corner, Ulysses’ face appears resting, for the first time with his eye closed. Once again, the triumph of reason over irrationality.