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    The plot of the two stories‚ Odyssey and O’Brother‚ Where Art Thou both has interesting plots. The telling of the stories are both different but the plot of the stories are similar. The plots both involve Siren and the witch goddess Circe. Ulysses and Odysseus are trying to escape Siren and use wax as a way to avoid her. Ulysses puts wax in his own hair‚ however‚ Odysseus want but the wax in his hair. Odysseus has his men put it on their ears. They both used wax and they used it in a different

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    Htet Aung Hlaing Win English Block H Ms. Cice October 15 2015 Odyssey vs. O’ Brother‚ Where Art Thou Both Odysseus and Everett are considered epic heroes. The film “O’ Brother Where Art Thou” is based on the adventures of Odysseus from “The Odyssey”. They both have similar challenges‚ but also have differences in the details. Such as‚ the enemies they face‚ the time they are from and how they try to fix their relationship with their wives. Both the poem and movie are similar to each other‚ but they

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    better than their book counterparts‚ and sometimes the movie falls short of the mark. O Brother Where Art Thou? is unusual because it tends to stay on track with the Odyssey. Due to the fact that O Brother Where Art Thou? takes place in 1930’s Mississippi‚ plot elements obviously do not correlate directly‚ but other than that elements tend to be similar. Overall‚ The Odyssey and O Brother Where Art Thou? share similar major characters (with a few differences)‚ and even with the changed setting‚ the plot

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    In “Thou Blind Man’s Mark” Sir Phillip Sydney describes the toxic nature of desire through very vivid phrases. Desire is an extreme want that are one may have to pay a price for receiving. Sydney explains desire as evil that is accompanied by “scattered thoughts”. Sydney admits in the poem that he has fallen victim to desire himself. Ending the poem‚ Sir Phillip goes on to say that his experience with desire taught him a lesson. There is a use of poetic devices in this literary work that assists

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    O Brother Where Art Thou v. The Odyssey Who would have thought that a prison escapee would be modeled after a hero from the ancient Greece era? The movie is both similar to the book in plot line‚ themes and character traits‚ although there are also many differences and during certain scenes the movie somewhat mocks the novel. Ulysses (Odysseus’ Latin name) Everett‚ the hero in O’ Brother‚ Where Art Thou?‚ travels a Homeric journey through the Mississippi bible belt. Thus‚ we find the modern day

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    The fictional queen of Ithaca and and a woman in 1930’s Mississippi having anything in common might seem like a stretch but in fact‚ they are more similar than they seem at first glance. Penelope of The Odyssey and Penny of O Brother‚ Where Art Thou have much in common along with characteristics that set them apart from each other. Penelope is presented as loyal‚ distraught. Penny is presented as unapologetic and a more independent‚ strong woman when being compared to Penelope. The two women are

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    "Thou hero you need to save thy world." The one standing in front of me was a teenager died in a car accident‚ he died a virgin so I was in my beautiful goddess form. "Oh‚ my goddess but of course‚ send me away." I sent him without waiting‚ I remove my goddess form and sit on my couch‚ my room is a white empty room‚ my room has a television‚ a couch and a table full of snacks. I open the television with my great god powers. "Open television." I don’t need a remote but I do have one that I never

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    Everette from the movie O Brother Where Are Thou because he always ends up winning or always gets out of a predicament that he gets in. Another example is everette is also on an epic journey he goes from the farm all the way back home for his wife similar to the epic poem the Odyssey where Odysseus travles long and far searching for his home so he can go back home to his wife and son. Everette is on a journey to go home‚ He escapes from the farm with two frinds which repersents odysseus and his

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    O Brother‚ Where Art Thou: Two Relevant Pieces? Time has not become the conqueror for the classical epic poem The Odyssey. For the past 2‚500 years it has been turning its pages for many people all around the world‚ classifying it as the Western literary tradition. Even in the 21st century The Odyssey is still depicting its prominence when the film O Brother‚ Where Art Thou was directed in 2000 by loosely portraying the epic. The Coen Brothers’ film O Brother‚ Where Art Thou mirrors themes‚ motifs

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    IThese two stories had many common events. The character Odysseus from “The Odyssey” is comparable to the character Everett from “ O Brother Where Art Thou” because they were trying to overcome the same conflicts and achieve the same goal. There are three main ways the characters are the same. The summary of the stories are alike‚ they are both held against their will‚ and they both encounter a large amount of water. The summary of “The Odyssey” is told many ways. Odysseus and his men were on

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