Similarities Between Homer And Atwood's Image Of The Sirens

Homer and Atwood both have a way of portraying the Sirens. Although their explanations may be quite different, the way of revealing the Sirens is the same. They demonstrates that the Sirens are evil creatures that with their lovely voice make the sailers listen and then they end up dying. The authors convey this image of the Sirens through use of imagery, tone and their point of view.
Homer alike Atwood use imagery, so that as readers we get a visual of what the Sirens portray in their perspectives. Starting of with Homers use of imagery, he states, "I signaled the crew to set me free- they flung themselves at the oars and rowed on harder, Perimedes and Eurylochus springing up at once to bind me faster with rope on chafing rope." The imagery