Homer’s Sirens are epitomizing as varmints. These sirens enjoy luring sailors to their own death as if it was their obligation to do so. They persuade the sailors with their beautiful chant that no man could ever resist.
Atwood’s sirens are chronicled as helpless and innocent. They no longer wish to be a siren and sing their song as if asking for help. Although the song has no rhythm or tone, the asking for help is the song. The sailor will accredit the siren and follow them to their coast, where in reality, their boat