Odyssey & Star Wars
The Odyssey & Star Wars
The Odyssey has been called one of the greatest epic ever written. This epic was made by a man named Homer, a famous Greek poem writer. For years this had been considered the best epic ever written by man until Star Wars came along. Star Wars is kind of a future based version of the Odyssey, It was famous because of the technology and the characters incorporated in them. This hit movie was written by George Lucas and released in May 25, 1977. In both of the epics they had many things in common and some things that were not alike. The Odyssey and Star Wars are both very alike to each other. These two epics consist of a hero, a villain, a mentor, and a purpose. In these two interesting epics the hero is what mostly relates to each other because of how they see things in the beginning and at the end of their journeys. An example of this is when Odysseus does not thank the gods and expects everything to go his way. This is foolish of him because he expects his journey to be successful but everything turns on him. At the end Odysseus looks differently at himself when he learns that without gods he is nothing, the same thing happens in Star Wars. When Luke is with Obi-Wan, at first he questions him and does not believe in him and in his advice. At the end he learns that without Obi-Wan and his teachings of the force, in this case an example of the gods in the Odyssey, he would be nothing. Star Wars and the Odyssey also have their differences. One of the biggest differences between these two epics is the time it took for them to get places. In the Odyssey it would take two weeks to travel from Ithaca to troy. In Star Wars it would take seconds to just travel between Galaxies. I believe this makes a big difference between them because of how much they valued time in the Odyssey. In the Odyssey they could not wait to get home. In Star Wars it would just be a matter of seconds to get there. I believe the biggest difference
The Odyssey has been called one of the greatest epic ever written. This epic was made by a man named Homer, a famous Greek poem writer. For years this had been considered the best epic ever written by man until Star Wars came along. Star Wars is kind of a future based version of the Odyssey, It was famous because of the technology and the characters incorporated in them. This hit movie was written by George Lucas and released in May 25, 1977. In both of the epics they had many things in common and some things that were not alike. The Odyssey and Star Wars are both very alike to each other. These two epics consist of a hero, a villain, a mentor, and a purpose. In these two interesting epics the hero is what mostly relates to each other because of how they see things in the beginning and at the end of their journeys. An example of this is when Odysseus does not thank the gods and expects everything to go his way. This is foolish of him because he expects his journey to be successful but everything turns on him. At the end Odysseus looks differently at himself when he learns that without gods he is nothing, the same thing happens in Star Wars. When Luke is with Obi-Wan, at first he questions him and does not believe in him and in his advice. At the end he learns that without Obi-Wan and his teachings of the force, in this case an example of the gods in the Odyssey, he would be nothing. Star Wars and the Odyssey also have their differences. One of the biggest differences between these two epics is the time it took for them to get places. In the Odyssey it would take two weeks to travel from Ithaca to troy. In Star Wars it would take seconds to just travel between Galaxies. I believe this makes a big difference between them because of how much they valued time in the Odyssey. In the Odyssey they could not wait to get home. In Star Wars it would just be a matter of seconds to get there. I believe the biggest difference