@BurroughsClass#OdyPlot Book8-'"Enough!Our guest is weeping.He cam to us as a supplicant, and his conduct was proper in all https://t.co/bNjMIAQvO9 we are doing as he https://t.co/yHzs3wumNU it is his turn.Tell us your name, stranger, and tell us your home"'(Homer).Know who Ody.
@BurroughsClass#OdyQuote Book 8- '"Princess,' replied Odysseus, I will give thanks to you, as to a goddess, each day until I die"'(Homer). This is important because Greek people were highly serious when I came to praising their gods.
@BurroughsClass#OdyDiction Book 8- "This board could sing all life had to offer, having himself been favored with the gift of song but cursed with blindness"(Homer). A bard is someone who is a poet or sings and plays a musical instrument.
@BurroughsClass#OdyQuote Book 7- "Odysseus assured him that he was no god, although but a mortal man, and a hungry one at that"(Homer). Instead of Ody lying to get food he was honest with them and did not want to be confused for s god in disguise.
@BurroughsClass#OdyCharacter Book 7- '"Who knows he might even be a god, although in the past gods haven't bothered with disguise in visiting out realm"'(Homer). This shows that the King of Phaecians does not need to worry to much about the gods since he is kin.
@BurroughsClass#OdyCharacter Book 7- "When he asked directions to the place, it was Athena in the form of a little girl who showed him the way"(Homer). This shows the reader that Athena has the ability to take on many forms and she wants to help Ody.
@BurroughsClass#OdyDiction Book 6- "And now Athena added further luster to the hero's freshly anointed skin and made him seem almost a god"(Homer). The word anointed means to smear or rub with an oil, usually for a religious reason.
@BurroughsClass#Odycharacter Book 6- "The maids ran away at the sight of the brine-enxrusted stranger, but Nausicaa stood her ground"(Homer). This shows the reader that Nausicaa is either brave or tries to act brave.
@BurroughsClass#OdyQuote Book 5- "Eveyday for the last seven years he's sat on the same rock gazing out to sea, weeping for home an Penelope"(Homer). This shows the reader the Ody did not like Calypso's island and he wanted to go back home to Penelope.
@BurroughsClass#OdyCharecter Book 5- '"What kind of trick is this?' Asks odysseys, who is famous for tricks himself"'(Homer). What this tells the reader about Ody is that he used to be a deceiver or could very well still be one.
@BurroughsClass#OdyDiction Book 5- '"No trick, I swear by Styx"'(Homer). Styx is a deity and a river that forms the boundary between Earth and the Underworld.
@BurroughsClass#OdyPlot Book 4- "But, meanwhile his situation had become still more perilous l. For back at home on Ithaca, the suitors had gotten wind of his departure"(Homer). This is important because they do not want him to find Ody and are planning to ambush Telemachus.
@BurroughsClass#Odycharacter Book 4-"Queen Helen immediately recognizes Telemachis as the spitting image of Odysseus"(Homer). This tells the reader that Telemachus looks like a younger version of his father.
@BurroughsClass#OdyPlot Book 4- '"Odysseus lives still,though marooned, without. Acrew of oarsmen to stroke him home"'(Homer). This is the part of the story when the reader realizes the Odysseus is stuck on an island with no way off.
@BurroughsClass#OdyPlot Book 3- '"Journey to Sparta," suggests Nestor"'(Homer). This is plot development because after participating in a sacrifice to Athena Telenachus set out for the kingdom of Menelaus.
@BurroughsClass#Odydiction Book 3-'"But tell me, Nestor, if you will, why did Menelaus not slay his brother's killer with his own hand and throw his body to the dogs?"'(Homer).The diction was "slay his brother's killer with his own hands" when he means, why not kill him himself.
@BurroughsClass#odyquote Book 3- "Telemachus asks the wise old king to tell him how and where his father died, for he cannot help assume the worst"(Homer).