Hero's Journey In The Odyssey
A hero’s journey is a pattern in which the character goes on an exciting or dangerous experience in which the person goes out and goes through intense obstacles to achieve a great deed. The hero’s journey is broken up into 12 stages made by Joseph Campbell. One of the many examples of this pattern is Homer’s “The Odyssey”.
The beginning of the story begins with King Odysseus at his home in Ithaca, with his wife and his newborn baby Telemachus. In “The Odyssey” Odysseus’ call to adventure in which it was taken place during the Trojan War. When the Trojans attacked the Greeks and he had to lead the armies into battle. When he had to sail to Troy he refused to go because he knew it was going to be a long trip and his firstborn Telemachus was just
The beginning of the story begins with King Odysseus at his home in Ithaca, with his wife and his newborn baby Telemachus. In “The Odyssey” Odysseus’ call to adventure in which it was taken place during the Trojan War. When the Trojans attacked the Greeks and he had to lead the armies into battle. When he had to sail to Troy he refused to go because he knew it was going to be a long trip and his firstborn Telemachus was just