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    Summary of Helen of Troy

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    before he knows who she is. Rudely received by the royal Greeks‚ he must flee...but fate and their mutual passions lead him to take Helen along. This gives the Greeks just the excuse they need for much-desired war. The Greeks are plotting to invade Troy to steal the treasures of the Trojans. Meanwhile Prince Paris is assigned by his wise father and King of Troy to travel to Sparta and shows the peaceful intentions of his people. Along his journey‚ he falls into the sea during a storm and is rescued

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    The Courage of Odysseus Throughout Homer’s account of his return from Troy to Ithaca‚ Odysseus demonstrates courage and persistence as he strives to journey home. For example when he had no choice but to believe what Cadmus was telling him‚ Cadmus she is the daughter of Ino who was once human “Now do as I say- you’re in no position to refuse: Take off those clothes and abandon your raft to the winds will” (5.345-355). Odysseus was really courages to listen to Cadmus and to trust her word that he

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    Odysseus‚ a Trojan war hero‚ who seeks his wife Penelope. Similar in plot‚ though written only four years ago‚ Cold Mountain is a romantic saga which depicts the travels of Inman‚ a Confederate soldier‚ at his attempt to reunite with his love Ada. Homer ’s The Odyssey and Charles Frazier ’s Cold Mountain tell of the struggles faced by the man and woman of each novel ’s relationship. Although these works are written thousands of years apart‚ both incorporate one man ’s effort‚ after fighting war‚ to return

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    the roof of a palace in Argos‚ waiting for a signal announcing the fall of the Trojan army. When giving the signal‚ he immediately announces it to the Queen of Argos Clytaemnestra‚ as known as Agamemnon’s wife‚ to seek approval to retreat from the war. When the watchman leaves the presence of Clytaemnestra‚ the Chorus made up of old men‚ enters and begin to reminisce about the story of The Iliad. They state that the war began a long time ago and lasted for approximately ten years. The Chorus translates

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    The Women of Agamemnon

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    with the Prince of Troy‚ Paris. Helen is Clytemnestra’s half-sister‚ and Clytemnestra is Agamemnon’s wife. Helen is married to Agamemnon’s brother Menelaus. Agamemnon orders his army to go and retrieve Helen for his brother‚ thus beginning the Trojan War. Agamemnon’s army is in an unfavorable position to sail to Troy. Agamemnon must kill his own daughter Iphigenia as a sacrifice in order to please the goddess Artemis. If he does this she in turn will give them favorable winds in order to sail

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    Odysseus Movie Analysis

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    struggle done by the Odysseus in order to return home after the Trojan War. In the beginning of the movie‚ his wife‚ Penelope gives birth to a child‚ Telemachus. After sometime‚ the kings‚ Agamemnon and Menalayer forced him to join the war. This moment was very sentimental and tragic. He thought that he might be killed in the war and therefore Odysseus convinced his wife to marry with another guy if he didn’t come back from the war. It would be very difficult for a single mother to raise her child

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    There are many similarities that are found in between Roman and Greek Mythology. Both‚ Greek and Roman mythology are mostly influenced by Greeks myths and legends‚ then Italians‚ since Greek literature and myth occur before the Romans. This demonstrates why Roman myths have similar themes and myths as Greek Mythology. The twelve Olympian god/goddesses in Greek mythology are represented in Roman mythology‚ but with different names. Also‚ each god/goddess symbolize and power are similar in both mythologies

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    Foils for Odysseus

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    not his weapon. In the Odyssey‚ the characters balance – Homer provides contrasting characters to show the readers the traits that Odysseus holds and how it builds his character development and even those who are foils to him. Odysseus’ own son‚ Trojan War companions‚ and wife create the man that is called Odysseus‚ highlighting the various facets of his personality throughout the epic. Odysseus’ son Telemachos matured since the very first book of the Odyssey‚ becoming more self-confident in his

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    prefers to live a long life instead of living a short‚ glorious life. After Patroclus is killed‚ Achilles reviews his decision and decides to take his beloved friend’s revenge. On the other hand‚ Hector does not change his decision of fighting in the war after he learns about his fate. Patroclus tells him that he is going to be killed by Achilles‚ but Hector still chooses to fight against the Achaeans knowing he’ll die at the end. If the Gods hadn’t helped Hector‚ Achilles would not

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    The story of Agamemnon has been told three times throughout our readings‚ twice in the Odyssey and in the play Agamemnon. Each recounting of the tale differs slightly from the last and while the outcome is always the same‚ the characters are portrayed in vastly different lights between the poem and the play. Where the Odyssey portrays Agamemnon as a hero murdered by his lecherous wife Clytemnestra and his cowardly cousin Aegisthus‚ Agamemnon portrays him as cold and arrogant while his wife is a more

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