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    return home and to his wife and son. In the Odyssey‚ Homer uses Odysseus’ s character journey to show how one’s journey can change them as a person. One way Odysseus’s personality alters is that his faith grows in Penelope. As Odysseus states to Calypso‚ “ My lady goddess‚ here is no cause for anger. My quiet Penelope-how well I know- would seem a shade before your majesty‚ death and

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    Throughout the first eighteen books of The Odyssey‚ one of the central themes in the epic is the double standard of fidelity in Odysseus’ time. Women who werent faithful were shunned in the society‚ but when Men were unfaithful‚ not much was made of it. The relationship of Penelope and Odysseus gives us a prime example of this as Penelope wards of the suitors‚ refusing to move on from Odysseus where as Odysseus was intimate with other women on numerous occasions on his journey back to his homeland

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    Curley's Wife Analysis

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    face of discrimination and loneliness. There are many different characters who each have their own hopes and aspirations that are depicted in the book‚ however one character that stands out is Curley’s wife. At first‚ the book introduces her as a seductress who dresses extravagantly and wears too much makeup. The men on the ranch say she plays around and they call her names such as “tart” or “jail bait”. She is defined by her role in the book‚ Curley’s wife. In other words‚ Curley’s property. She is

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    Summary of the Odyssey

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    name teacher English 14 March 2012 The ( Astonishing / Astounding / Outstanding ) Odyssey In the beginning of the movie‚ Odysseus ’s only son is born‚ Telemachus. Soon after though‚ Greece is at war with Troy‚ and the kings Agamemnon and Menalayes come to Ithica to force him to help fight in the war. He is forced to leave his new born son and wife‚ Penelope. Before he goes though‚ he tells her that she must marry if Telemachus has a beard and Odysseus has not returned. On his way towards

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    Odyssey essay `How did character choice affect the outcome of The Odyssey? That is the question that this essay will answer. Odysseus the hero of The odyssey goes on many adventures. During these adventures there are many choices that have to be made by Odysseus and his men. With all of these choices Odysseus and his men don’t always make the right choice. The events in The Odyssey occurred because of character choice‚ as shown with Odysseus’s ignorance‚ Odysseus’s faithfulness towards Penelope

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    In the epic tale‚ The Odyssey‚ it is evident to see how women have evolved up to present time. In the book‚ women are shown as evil temptresses‚ through characters such as Circe. As well as having characters like Calypso who crave the love of Odysseus‚ and depend on him‚ or rely on him to marry her and stay with her. And Penelope‚ Odysseus’s wife‚ shows a typical mortal woman in the book‚ which is someone who cleans‚ cooks and runs errands all day. In Homer’s The Odyssey‚ women are viewed and portrayed

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    somewhat shaped the way women are viewed throughout all of society in today’s world. Throughout history women have always been viewed as inferior to men‚ the housekeeper‚ the child bearer‚ the caregiver‚ a piece of property‚ and as a temptress or seductress to men. Throughout this paper I will compare Eve and Delilah in terms of their roles as women and tempters of men. Have Eve and Delilah corrupted their men‚ Adam and Samson? Or were Adam and Samson the ones at fault? Towards the end of this

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    In Homer’s‚ “The Odyssey”‚ Odysseus struggles to return home not only to rejoin his wife Penelope and son Telemakhos but also to fulfill his duty as ruler and legend. As Odysseus struggles homeward‚ the idea of his true self and what defines him shifts. His longing for family and sovereignty serves‚ at times‚ as a raging fire that propels him home. At other times it seems to be lost in the shadows of his adventures. At the end‚ when all conflicts are resolved and Odysseus is reunited with his wife

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    Odysseus’ degree of heroism or godlike qualities Odysseus becomes a hero because he slays the gruesome Cyclops. He blinded and stabbed the one eye beast‚ when everyone else with in his ship were getting eaten. Odysseus crew had the Cyclops‚ by the skin of their teeth‚ but then the Odysseus showed heroism by standing up and talking to the Cyclops‚” So‚ Cyclops‚ it turns out that it wasn’t a coward whose men you murdered and ate in your cave‚ you savage! But you got yours in the end‚ didn’t you?

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    Ulysses Summary

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    Entry #1: Prologue and Ships and Men The ships of ancient Greece were thin and carried forty people on oars with very little storage. The only defense was a spear headed ram that stuck out in front. They were very hard to control. The reasons for the Trojan War were because Eris did not get an invitation to Peleus’ and Thetis’ marriage. Therefore‚ Eris came to the marriage and threw a golden apple that says‚ “To the fairest”. Hera‚ Athene‚ and Aphrodite tried to claim the apple‚ but with the

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