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    The Odyssey

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    actions. Odysseus punished Penelope ’s suitors without thinking of consequences that he would have to endure. He did not acknowledge the consequences because that would prevent him from doing what he wants to do. Odysseus wanted to kill the suitors; they ate away at his fortune. Finding consequences for murdering the suitors would force Odysseus to realize what he is about to do is not a good idea. Odysseus chose to ignore the consequences and killed the suitors anyway. Odysseus had absolutely

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    Hospitality In The Odyssey

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    we as the readers have come to see how hospitality can be very well done. Whether it be Telemachus or Odysseus traveling and staying at places‚ they were served at the finest level even though they were complete strangers.

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    Characters In The Odyssey

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    humor”. Also this movie is about Greek gods and goddesses. “Odysseus” name of the main character of this movie. Odysseus is a great man. For me the adventure of Odysseus is “Amazing! As in WOW! ”imagine he was lost in seventeen years‚ many challenges and trials that he overcome. Odysseus have good personality‚ he is fast thinker‚ he is brave to face the challenges‚ no matter

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    Penelope

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    Penelope one of the most important characters Homer presents to us in his book of the Odyssey. She was the daughter of Icarius and Polycaste and is in a role in the work in which he is forced to wait for her husband‚ the main character of the book‚ Odysseus. Stopping us to analyze this character‚ we can see that the figure of Penelope represents different values. Penelope also presents a series of contradictory characteristics which I would like to focus attention. You can say that Penelope is the

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    their male counterparts. This applies to Odysseus’ wife‚ Penelope‚ as well as Arete and Circe‚ all of whom embody power‚ an important characteristic in Ancient Greek society. The impressive yet often overlooked traits of Penelope‚ Arete‚ and Circe reveal the true natures of these powerful women and their influence over Odysseus in his journey throughout The Odyssey. Penelope displays numerous vital characteristics which reveal her significance to Odysseus‚ the suitors‚ and all of Ithaca. Loyalty

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    does an amazing job demonstrating the bravery of heroes that the Greeks praised. The main character‚ Odysseus‚ has an established reputation as a well-experienced warrior. He deploys many attacks against his enemies with almost no fear. He also fears no man‚ or giant for any matter‚

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    In The Odyssey‚ the reader is easily able to distinguish that Odysseus is a hero in the story. He is a god-like figure. Odysseus’s wife‚ Penelope‚ is a hero and seen by many readers as such especially females. Both possess characteristics of heroes and they deserve to be considered such but that does not mean that they are the true hero of the story. Their son Telemachus is the true hero in The Odyssey. The reader should be able to identify with him the most and realize everything that has happened

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    The Odyssey Thesis

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    families. However‚ longing for family or grief for loved ones drives away “hunger”. Odysseus is the only man among his crew to reach home to Ithaca because his longing for his family and native land surpasses the “hungers” he encounters and experiences. Inordinate hunger/ temptation leads to Odysseus’s men losing sight of their goal to reach their native land. The opening lines of the Odyssey refer to Odysseus as “the wanderer‚ blown off course time and again/ After he plundered Troy’s sacred

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    social teachings have a principle called life and dignity of the human person that is mainly violated in this epic poem. Homer sets this epic poem in the city of Ithaca who at the time is under the rule by the fierce warrior‚ Odysseus‚ and his wife‚ Penelope. However‚ Odysseus has been missing for about ten years after he was last seen assisting in the battle of Troy; sources reveal that he was seen with his best friend‚ Agamemnon‚ on a beach sacrificing animals to Poseidon in hopes that they would

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    Odysseus’s journey back home. Being that said you were able to see how those different stories of different lessons shape the poem itself. The moral of power of cunning over strength was shown in the story of when Odysseus and his men went to Cyclops Island. When Odysseus and his men got trapped Odysseus easily could have been irrationally and just started to attack Polyphemus‚ but he did not because he did not want to put his men in

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