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    possibly from his community. This point is also supported because Ötzi’s ax was left with him which meant the person who killed him didn’t want to be discovered with such a rare tool for the time period because others would know it was Ötzi’s ax. The Epic of Gilgamesh seems very different from most other origin or creation stories. Gilgamesh in the first

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    circumstances of the world in a given time period. Essentially‚ how someone functions throughout life is loosely based on the time period‚ but this is not synonymous to saying that it is the cornerstone in which one’s function is grounded upon. The reading The Epic of Gilgamesh by N. K. Sanders displays this concept that time period does little to impact one’s character‚ specifically Gilgamesh in this case. Instead‚ it is an individual’s life experience that shapes their functionality. For instance‚ the story

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    Henrik Ibsen’s play A Doll’s House‚ is an examination of human nature and personality. Each of the five main characters displays personality traits that can be considered a character flaw. Nora Helmer is an example of a person who has the flaw of being childish. That flaw is made evident in several ways. Nora Helmer is considered a childish young woman in the play. She lets her husband control her; she acts as if she doesn’t have a mind of her own When she around her husband she acts like she is

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    Gilgamesh begins his journey with a flawed self-image‚ obsessed with finding immortality and destroying anything in path to gain what he believes he deserves. The physical journey does not change him‚ as he gains nor loses anything. Gilgamesh begins his expedition‚ afraid of death‚ ignoring the teachings of others and unable to see beyond what is in front of him. He inadvertently destroys the poles of the boat in his great hurry to reach his destination to Utnapishtim‚ and does not even recognize

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    This theory survived Akkadian manuscripts about five hundred year before the flood from about 1200 B.C. The story of Gilgamesh was written by a man named of Sin-leqe-unnini‚ an Akkadian scribe. He assembled the writings about Gilgamesh into 12 tablets. The method of interpretation is a Divine Myth. It explains about man that was part god and human. His goal in life was to become immortal. This Myth was from ancient Mesopotamia in location called Sumer. Gilgamesh lived somewhere between 2800-2600

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    Faster than a sea monster! Stronger than a demon! More powerful than a dragon! It’s… Beowulf‚ a medieval Geatish warrior willing to take on any challenge in order to make a name for himself … In the darkest of nights a strong‚ white man persists with determination‚ aggression and a yearning for adventure and pride as he soars through a dangerous landscape with his crew of gutsy comrades who loyally accompany their leader on his quest. The hero enters the foreign land and instantly astounds the people

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    01.02 Epic Battle Graphic Organizer As you read through the excerpts of Beowulf‚ pay careful attention to each character’s actions. Ask yourself‚ “What do these actions tell me about the character?" Record your observations and supporting evidence from the text in the graphic organizers provided. Include at least five observations for each character. The notes you record will help you answer the questions during the assessment at the end of this lesson. Part A Grendel Monstrous Actions Text Support

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    Many factors contribute to Odysseus being an epic hero. The first would be his wit when it came to the cyclops. Odysseus and his men face the monstrous Cyclops‚ and are basically held captive in there attempts to escape. However‚ Odysseus trick the cyclops by offering him an abundance of wine‚ which gets him drunk. Odysseus then take a hot rod‚ and pokes out the Cyclops eye. This aids them in getting away from the dreaded island. Odysseus use his intelligence to help his men escape‚ but not without

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    and in many cases they model characteristics that can inspire readers to emulate they’re behavior. One obvious example is Homer’s Odysseus the fictional king of Ithaca whose courage‚ strength‚ and quest for immortality define him as the prototypical epic hero. His encounters with the Trojan war‚ the Cyclopes‚ the land of Aeolia with the bag of winds‚ a witch that accidentally turned his men to pigs and more. Odysseus manages to maintain the delicate balance

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    missing out on a lot. But it’s fine. I’ll try to fill you in as much as I can about the series. Percy Jackson is the main character of the "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" book series written by Rick Riordan. I will be discussing why I chose Percy as my epic hero. My reasons? He has saved the world not once‚ but twice. He has gone on many quests/ journeys. He was even offered immortality by the king of all gods; Zeus himself! Every reader who has read the series can easily point out that Percy

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