PPT-Odysseus Revenge

By Jarrett Morley James Gensil Mike Kiely BACKGROUND Trojan War is over Odysseus starts on his way home Survives the gods anger Cyclops lotuseaters Sirens etc Odysseus makes it home sees men living in his house trying to woo his wife Makes him . Hamilton High School. English 9. Mrs. Chen. Picture Source: http://www.nadasisland.com/odyssey/. Mt. Olympus. Troy. Cicones. Lotus Eaters. Cyclops. 6. Aeolia’s Island. 7. . Laestrygonians. 8. Circe’s Kingdom. “The Odyssey”. Theme #1: home, wandering, fidelity, character flaws. Theme # 2: cunning and disguise. Theme #3: women as predatory. Theme #4: power of the gods. Theme #5: hospitality. Theme # 1: Home, Wandering, Fidelity, Character Flaws. “20 years gone and I am back again”. Athena casts a protective mist on Odysseus that keeps him from recognizing his homeland. Athena reveals herself and dispels the mist. In joy, Odysseus kisses the ground. Athena transforms him into a beggar as a disguise. In his filthy tunic, he goes off to fins his faithful swineherd, as instructed by the goddess. . W. D. Griffin, Jr. December 1, 2013. PART I: LINEAGE. Version I (. Bibliotheca,. Library of Apollodorus). Son of Laertes and Anticlea and paternal grandson of Acresius, son of Cephalus and grandson of Aeolus. The . Odyssey. is the second of the Homeric epics, the sequel to the . Iliad. .. . Scholars believe it was . probably composed . near the end of the 8. th. century BCE, somewhere in Ionia. . The Mycenaean Age 1600-1200 BCE. Gregory De Cola, Leo Ko, Liam Carey. Necessary Background. Odysseus' son (Telemachus) is now a young man.. Odysseus, in disguise, passes the test of shooting the bow through twelve axes to marry Penelope.. The Odyssey. Identify and explain the elements of a Greek myth. Identify and explain the elements of an epic poem and a hero’s journey. Identify and explain the characteristics of an epic hero. Analyze the relationship between myths and legends and epic poetry. “Say, Mean, Matter” Paragraphs. Format Review. Say. Mean. Matter. This is a direct quote . of what. the text says. . What does the text say? . What happened? . * Must cite text, have a lead-in introducing the quote, or paraphrase.. The Odyssey. A look at the literary elements within Homer’s masterpiece. THEMES: Hospitality. In Homer’s time, hospitality–making people feel at home in your house–was very important. Strangers could be dangerous, or merely travelers in need of help.. Love. Hatred. Revenge. Secrecy/ Lies. Friendship. Violence. Revenge. in . Romeo & Juliet. From ancient grudge break to new mutiny,. Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean. Prologue. If ever you disturb our streets again,. Tradition of the revenge play. Kyan, Deepak, Jacob . Hamlet follows the conventions of the traditional revenge play both in its Christian themes, supernatural elements to the plot, as well as unintentional plot development/involvement.. Journal. Describe a fantastic voyage you would like to take. Where would you go? What adventures would you have? What changes would you expect to see upon you return?. The Odyssey Background. Background Info:. Before we read…. Thinking about our learning goal…. I . can draw evidence from literary and informational texts to support analysis (as related to writing an analysis of . Hamlet. ). Before we read…. Genesis 45:3-11. “To . you who are ready for the truth, I say this: Love your enemies. Let them bring out the best in you, not the worst. .”. —Luke 6:27. “My enemy is created in the image of God. I just .