PPT-Odysseus and the Cyclops

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Polyphemus Plot Odysseus and his men arrive at cave Make themselves at home Arrival of Cyclops Xenia Guest vs Host Cyclops Eats Some of Odysseus Men Odysseus Makes

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Polyphemus Plot Odysseus and his men arrive at cave Make themselves at home Arrival of Cyclops Xenia Guest vs Host Cyclops Eats Some of Odysseus Men Odysseus Makes Cyclops Drunk No Man. “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. -Period 7-. The Odyssey:. The Cyclops. Odysseus and his men have been sailing at sea trying to get home after the victorious Trojan War, and have been thrown off course by the Great South Sea, taking uncommon routes to return home, following Zeus' will. During this section, they have stopped at an island home to the Cyclopes, a man fathered by Poseidon, god of the oceans. Cyclopes have brutal and wild characteristics, and are uncivilized, one-eyed, cannibals. Cyclopes have tremendous strength and follow a routine lifestyle, barely interacting with the other Cyclopes of the island and treating strangers disrespectfully. The Cyclops encountered in this section is called Polyphemus, and to solve future conflict with Polyphemus, Odysseus uses gifts received from Euanthes' son, Maron, from Apollo's grove in Ismarus, which consist of talents(coins), wine bowls, and most importantly, fine liquor. Ismarus was the island that Odysseus and his men had previously visited, as in their journey they visit numerous islands and take on a variety of tasks, ultimately challenged by their fatal flaws. As for Odysseus, his fatal flaw is his arrogance, and need to recognize and boast about his successes.. Cyclops. Funny Tragedy?!. Agenda. Discussion: Satyr Drama is…. Funny Tragedy?. Introduction to Genre, Play. Funny Tragedy?. Satyr Drama in . Performance. 8-nov-2011. euripides cyclops. 2. Discussion: Satyr Drama is…. The Legend of The Cyclops . Odysseus continued his journey onto the island of the Cyclops .. It was then that Odysseus told his story .. The Cyclops laughed at Odysseus’ announcement and laughed saying . To earn chat: . What were citizens of the polis NOT expected to do?. serve on juries. fight to defend the polis. obey the laws they liked. be devoted to the polis. Unit 7 Lesson 15. Materials:. Microphone. presentation. book one: a goddess intervenes . Mr. hakim. Presentation overview. Summary of Book One . Response to Study Questions . Connections to the Epic . Connection to the Unit Question. Connection to Today. 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. Greek gods and goddesses. DAY 1. How Myths Have Influenced Our Language: HW Review. ATLAS. MYTH: Titan . who held . up the celestial sphere. CULTURE: Cartography (the study of maps). SOURCE: . http. ://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlas_(mythology). Yes, it is fair to impose a moratorium.. No, it is not fair to impose such a moratorium at all.. If a moratorium is imposed it should be late, like two hours before deadline.. The instructor and TAs should try to answer all emails that come until deadline.. 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.. Who is “the . Wayfinder. ”? What kind of literary element is it. ?. Describe one Homeric simile from this section. .. How does Odysseus become free of Calypso’s spell. ?. After he leaves her island, what happens to him?. The Cyclops. . and . The land of the dead. quiz. What did Cyclops ask Poseidon to do?. What specifically did Odysseus give Cyclops to drink?. Provide two examples of how Odysseus outsmarted Polyphemus.. What’s going on?. For many years, Penelope has been waiting at home on the Greek island of Ithaca for her husband King Odysseus to return from the Trojan War. Since she is a lovely, wealthy woman, she has many suitors who are convinced that her husband died in the war and that she should marry one of them. Vulnerable without the protection of her husband, Penelope tells the suitors that she cannot marry until she finishes weaving a piece of cloth. She weaves all day, then unravels her work at night. After three years, the suitors find out that she has been delaying them with this excuse.. n.sp. Cyclops scutifer Copepoda) from northern Canada Um weltschutz Baden- Wiirtemberg, Seenforschung und wesen, Auj'enstelle Konstanz, SchifSstraj'e 56, 0-7750 Federal Republic. canaden

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