Odysseus

The story about Odysseus has many matters in common with the story about Gilgamesh. Both stories have god's, mentor, antagonist, protagonist, in addition death. The author of The Odyssey is Homer while the author for The Epic of Gilgamesh is unknown( Beers ). As a matter of fact, both stories are in the genre epic poetry. The main message or the point of the epics is that giving into temptation can lead to consequences for either you or your loved ones. Not only was Odysseus tempted by something

another character to change his or her mind, to make a decision, or to take an action. Not every individual is capable of being persuasive. Some people are just born with terrific social skills which in turn allows them to persuade other individuals. Odysseus is an excellent example of a persuasive character because not only is he a hero in his country, he is also a leader who has spent much time trying to persuade people to believe that his actions and words are true. Odysseus’s ability to persuade people

Most heroes are very large, strong, and buff men. The hero of The Odyssey, Odysseus, although is not. Odysseus is a very unique hero because; he does not posses some of the same attributes that many other heroes’ have, for example, preference to strategy over power, devotion to family, and versatile leadership qualities over his men. Odysseus prefers the use of his quick wit and intelligence to his strength and muscles. Odysseus does this because it is far more effective in getting the job done with

saviour. It is the well-known prodigious mortal Odysseus King and ruler of Ithaca. Throughout our voyage he has shown optimism and grit to return to Ithaca. He has never given up. In my opinion, I believe that Odysseus is a dexterous mortal. For first, he has never given up on or transgressions that has ended up with us all out of misery. I am sorry for him that he has supported us. If y’all still remember the time when we got with the Cyclopes? Well, Odysseus had a choice to let us all be eaten since

free with the help of a god would you return home in the quickest manner possible or would you make multiple stops throughout your way home making your 20 year absence already longer than it is. Well think no further throughout The Odyssey by Homer, Odysseus has done many things that define his as a character one of those things include making his 20 year voyage longer than it already is. He gets put in difficult situations where he

‘A man of distinguished courage or ability, admired for his brave deeds and noble qualities’ is the dictionary definition of a hero, but the qualities that make one a hero can differ drastically. In the Odyssey, Odysseus plays the role of the heroic character. He is brave, able to overcome fear, intelligent, cunning, and much more. Many characters in the Iliad could be perceived as the hero. Personally, I think it was Patrocolus who took on that role, who was willing to sacrifice himself for the

Odysseus was such a great man. He saw his palace was in distress, he had to make it right. I agree with what he did to everyone involved. Because of this, some might dislike him, some might now praise him. The fact that Odysseus took care of what was his and fought for it back amazes me. I call that loyalty to him. You have to be loyal to yourself before you’re loyal to anyone else. I give Odysseus all the power where it is due for his actions after revealing himself. In my opinion

Odysseus and I have shown persistence. In The Odyssey, Odysseus came upon an island and ventured out to see what was on the island. After a little wandering, he found his men and himself trapped in a cave with a Cyclops. After a little bit, the Cyclops started eating the men. There, with no way to escape the cave, Odysseus explained while he watched his men being eaten, “But I kept thinking how to win the game: death sat there huge; how could we slip away? I drew up my wits, and ran through tactics

ODYSSEUS VS. ACHILLES: WHO IS THE BETTER MAN? When considering the question Who is the better man? It is necessary to find the similarities that exist between the two men who are being compared, (i.e. Odysseus and Achilles) of which there are mainly three. The first one being that they are both Greek men, the second one being that they are both heroes, and the third one being that they are both leaders. Odysseus is the better man because he better fits the role of an Ancient Greek man, he better

“Odysseus. You have failed the first part of the maze,” she said. I turned around. She was a child of Night, bright as the midnight moon, with a strange aura of ambiguity. A lack of true presence, a defined identity. In her right was a staff, fashioned out of gilded wood and crowned with a feather made of mother of pearl and glass. “You must be curious, great Odysseus. Shall I help? I am Maivifolia. Welcome to the Maze of Memory. Odysseus, as many before you, your battles with all have granted