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    “A small rock holds back a great wave” (Homer 3.276)‚ the famous quote by Homer stated in his epic poem The Odyssey. Although only a short sentence‚ this statement also represents Homer’s own work as a whole. The mystery of a great and heroic journey was the rock that held back a great wave of possibilities‚ but these were eventually brought to shore through Homer’s The Odyssey. His great poems not only inspired millions‚ but they also resonated with the readers who read them including Gareth Hinds

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    The Odyssey Book Ten: The Grace of the Witch (916-925) 1. Who lives on the island of Aeolus? ___________________________________________ 2. What gifts does Aeolus give Odysseus? _______________________________________ 3. What do Odysseus’ men do that curses their voyage even more? ___________________ _______________________________________________________________________ 4. What happens in the land of the Laestrygones? _________________________________

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    where the benefit stops”. This quote relates to many people in our world today. It even relates to Odysseus‚ the main character in The Odyssey by Homer. Odysseus leaves his home to fight in the war at Troy for ten years and spends another ten years traveling home. Odysseus brings his crew along on the journey‚ where many trials have to be faced and during those trials‚ many of the crew members were forced to face death. Throughout the course of their journey‚ Odysseus shows many signs of being disloyal

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    heroic deeds and events significant to a culture or nation. | Plot Summary: Ten years have passed since the fall of Troy‚ and the Greek hero Odysseus still has not returned to his kingdom in Ithaca. A large and rowdy mob of suitors who have overrun Odysseus’s palace and pillaged his land continue to court his wife‚ Penelope. She has remained faithful to Odysseus. Prince Telemachus‚ Odysseus’s son‚ wants desperately to throw them out but does not have the confidence or experience to fight them. One of

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    This paper reviews the two poems‚ written centuries apart. The odyssey and inferno are about the journey of two men. In the two poems‚ the main character is given guidance by another character aiding them in their travel. Athena is the protector of Odysseus on his journey back from the Trojan War to his family in Ithaca. Dante on the other hand was led by vigil through hell in order to save his soul. In Dante’s inferno‚ there is a struggle between good and evil setting up the theme of the poem. The

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    Here Odysseus is still in the beginnings of his journey back home and he encounters the punishment of the gods‚ but mainly Poseidon is infuriated by Odysseus. Odysseus realizing this pleads to be directed home in the least harmful way as possible since everything he has is destroyed‚ even his troops. He is facing a life or death moment

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    hey  want‚ and several tactics in order to survive‚ some in which are deception. Lying is an extremely  common and strategic approach‚ but also manipulation‚ a tactic Odysseus was extremely fond of.  Odysseus had used different angles when trying to achieve his desired outcome‚ whether or not  the result had any effect on Odysseus himself‚ or his friends. The hero notoriety of doing  whatever it takes to reach his objective‚ no matter the obstacles. He was not hesitant giving false  information when in difficult situations

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    doom. This made Telemachus to become motivated to start a journey in search for information regarding his father. Additionally‚ the call to adventure sets the stage for your future and how you’re going to be like in the future. The Odyssey contains a quote saying -"No one has taken over your loyal rights‚ not yet. Telemachus still holds your great estates in peace‚ he

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    . The Odyssey recounts the adventures of the Greek hero Odysseus during his ten-year voyage home after the Trojan War. Homer begins with a one-paragraph invocation requesting the Muses to inspire him in the telling of his tale. Such an invocation was a convention in classical literature‚ notably in epics‚ from the time of Homer onward. In the invocation‚ Homer alludes to the heroics of Odysseus during the Trojan War. There‚ Odysseus fought valiantly and conceived the idea of presenting the Trojans

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    of those women in The Odyssey whose role is so important. She is the goddess of wisdom‚ who helps Telemachus on a journey to bring his father back home. Athena goes to Odysseus son to put courage in him. She doesn’t show her true self to humans; instead Athena disguises herself on three different occasions. She appeared as Odysseus friend Mentes‚ when she approached Telemachus. When Athena touches down Ithaca she is immediately spotted by Telemachus‚ who was sitting unhappy among the suitor. Free-will

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