8📚#OdyCharacter “Now it is his turn. Tell us your name, stranger, and tell us your home. After all our ship will need to set a course.” -King @BurroughsClass
8📚#OdyCharacter “He began by singing of Achilles and Odysseus, and his brought tears to the hero’s eyes. He managed to hide them by burying his face in his cloak, though the king hearts his sons.” - Achilles @BurroughsClass
7📒#OdyPlot Odysseus found Nausicaa and asked for a way to town which lead him to the castle in front of the prince were Odysseus explained about how he got the clothes from Nausicaa. @BurroughsClass
7📒#OdyQuote“Athena wrapped Odysseus in a mist so that he passed by unseen” this caught me as powerful because there was something that could make him unseen. @BurroughsClass
6📗#OdyQuote”Are you a goddess or a mortal?”-Odysseus. This caught my attention because back then people couldn’t really tell who was a god, goddess, or mortal. @BurroughsClass
6📗#OdyPlot”Now here is what you must do. On the way to my father palace we will pass between the boatyards. The last thing I want is for some shipwright to see you following along behind my cart and think that there is something going on between us”@BurroughsClass
6📗 #OdyCharacter”The maids ran away at the sight of the brine-encrusted strange, but Nausicaa stood her ground” Just from this you can see that Nausicaa is very brave. @BurroughsClass
5📙#OdyPlot “Odysseus is thrown over bouts and buried under water” till a goddess luecothea manages to help him so he could continue on his journey. @BurroughsClass
5📙#OdyQuote”So, my fellow gods have taken pity on Odysseus. If Zeus wills it, then he’s headed home. But not before I gave him a voyage to remember.” @BurroughsClass
5📙#OdyQuotes”...For the last 7 years he’s sat in the same rock gazing out to sea weeping for home and Penelope” basically here he just really wants to be home with his wife and son. @BurroughsClass
4📘#OdyPlot “For back at home in Ithaca, the suitors has gotten wind of this departure. Spurred on by Antonio’s, they plotted to ambush him at sea upon his return.” @BurroughsClass
4📘#OdyCharater”He had an awesome power, you see, to change his form—to lion, to snake, to boar, to gushing fountain and towering tree.”-Poseidon @BurroughsClass
3📕#OdyQuote”Telemachus asks the wise old king to tell him how and where his father died... Nestor tells what he knows of the Greeks return from Troy.”@BurroughsClass
3📕#OdyPlot”...First party of Greeks safely home from Troy failed Menelaus. A storm blew him all the way to Egypt. There he lingered, unable to return home until it was too late.”@BurroughsClass
3📕#OdyCharacter “It started out badly because of Athena’s anger. She caused dissension between our leader Agamemnon and his brother Menelaus.”@BurroughsClass