Sirens In Odyssey

There's always that one thing that people can't resist no matter how hard they try. Within these two stories, the thing the people are trying to resist are the sirens. With Homer's "The Both Homer and Atwood portray the Sirens in a similar manner. Their mutually unique methods share a common tone towards their subjects. Both authors portray to the readers the sirens as deceptive and flattering. Homer tells his story in the first person through the eyes of Odysseus. His portrayal of the Sirens is thus subjected to the views of Odysseus character. Homer shows the nature of the Sirens through their song. His diction shows how they flatter Odysseus The tone of the passage is fearful and suspenseful. We are shown the fear of both Odysseus and