[PDF] The Odyssey

17 avr 2012 · students give Odysseus a hard time for his actions on his way home Allow them to What has happened to Aegisthus and why is Zeus upset about it? How does Menelaus represent himself when he responds about his

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[PDF] Odyssey, Part 2

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[PDF] The Odyssey - CORE

3 What is the token of recognition Odysseus uses to prove his identity upon his return home? T-6 7 What is Eurymachus response to the prophesy? How does angry with us for being too easy-going in the manner of giving people escorts

[PDF] THE ODYSSEY - Boyle County Schools

work out his journey home so Odysseus can return Lord Poseidon, I trust, will let his anger go How can he stand his ground against the will of all the gods at

[PDF] Form III (Grade 9)— Summer Reading Assignment: - Pingry School

Written responses to the focus questions can be in note form or in bullet points; they do not need 3 Is Nestor able to give Telemachus any information about his father? weeps over his hard days at Troy and his “alpha male” side wherein he's got to put Broadsea in When he becomes angry with the Phaeacian sailors

[PDF] The Social and Narrative Functions of Telemachus in the Odyssey

development of Telemachus' character, relates to the rest of the Odyssey 6 more importantly, the effect of that focalization, it becomes easier to see how the text Homer introduces Telemachus' emotional response to seeing Athena, whom he do not think that he will forget this, but he will be furious, and after standing