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    |How do they change? | | | |them? | | | |Telemachus |Son of Penelope and |He helps his father to kill |He loves his mother very much and is very |He became a man while his father was away. | | |Odysseus; prince of Ithaca. |the suitors and take back

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    of the dead to speak with a prophet as he searches for a way home and Agamemnon is one of the many shades of the dead that he speaks with. The story is nearly identical to Nestor’s‚ however‚ instead of a parallel being drawn between Orestes and Telemachus‚ one is drawn between Odysseus’s wife Penelope and Agamemnon’s wife Clytemnestra. While Agamemnon claims that Clytemnestra has brought shame to all women and that women are untrustworthy‚ he claims that Penelope is an exception and that his death

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    It is common knowledge that women‚ throughout history‚ have been subservient to men. This is proven through art‚ music‚ literature‚ and historical events. When reading Homer’s The Odyssey or Valmiki’s The Ramayana it appears that at face value‚ once again‚ the women within these tales are trapped beneath the patriarchal rule. While I am not disputing this—as there are perhaps thousands of scholarly works supporting this statement—I would like to politely disagree that these women were allowed no

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    Book nineteen of the Odyssey tells how Penelope‚ Odysseus’ wife‚ questions her curious visitor whom claims to have met her husband. He describes Odysseus in such perfect detail that Penelope begins to cry. Penelope offers Odysseus‚ who is still disguised as a beggar‚ a place to stay and a bed to sleep in. He turns down the bed and sleeps on the floor like he is used to. Eurycleia‚ a servant of Penelope‚ washes Odysseus’ feet where she discovers a scar on his one foot. She recognizes the scar and

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    Theme of false fatherhood Stephen‚ like Telemachus‚ is rather obsessed with ideas of paternity and this establishes a further link to Homer’s work and provides the basis for the eventual Bloom-Dedalus relationship. The false father theme is reinforced in this chapter by the many references to Shakespeare‚ especially to Hamlet‚ and these are developed at length in "Scylla and Charybdis." Already in "Telemachus‚" Decay Through Stephen’s imagination at work‚ the themes of maternity and decay are

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    We find out that while Odysseus has been gone many of the men have been trying to steal his wife away from him and lust for her. Odysseus has a son who is named Telemachus. He wishes to kill off the men who are trying to steal his mother and lust for her. "He could almost see his magnificent father‚ here ... in the mind’s eye—if only he might drop from the clouds and drive these suitors all in a rout throughout

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    feel any guilt for not running into your husband’s arms after twenty years of separation? Will you not interrogate him to determine who he truly is? How can you be calm knowing that your husband is in the room and you are not embracing him?” said Telemachus‚ enraged. “Your behavior baffles me. You do not understand what you are saying. I am not speaking intentionally. If this man who claims to be Odysseus is who he makes himself out to be‚ then no words should be needed to bring us together. There

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    gifts from the gods are not determined by merit‚ but chance. By appeasing the Gods‚ one could win their favor. However the gods could side with you even without you making any effort or be against you for no reason. Athena comes to the rescue of Telemachus without him requesting that‚ and she guides him all the way until he reunites with his father and overcomes the

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    c.) father of the gods ____E____ Athena d.) underworld ____A____ Helios e.) wisdom f.) mother of the gods Multiple Choice (2 points each): 6.) What is going on while Odysseus is at home? a. Athena wants to marry Telemachus for his money b. Telemachus wants Penelope to marry someone rich c. Penelope wants to get married to someone rich d. Men want to marry Penelope for her name and money 7.) Who comes to tell Calypso

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    The social contract that existed between the basileis and the demos of the Dark Age consisted of expectations. Thus‚ if the basileus were to take more than what the demos gave him‚ the contract became void and made the basileus’ position vulnerable to dissolution. Even though the basileus held substantial power over the demos‚ the demos held the real power. Therefore‚ the social contract satisfied the demos because the demos provided the basileus with their power‚ in doing so‚ the demos also expected

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