PPT-The Sirens, Scylla and Charybdis

By Sophia Bastedo and Sophia Rojas Background Circe a goddess who is initially conquered by Odysseus and is willing to do anything to help him out Not only does Circe help Odysseus out but she swines some of Odysseus men and she becomes Odysseus lover for a year . Men shrieked It was happening again Mark could hear a soft feminine YRLFH57347SURMHFWLQJ57347RXW57347RI57347WKH57347GDUN5735957347GUHDGHG57347ORXG57347VSHDNHU573615734757523RXVH57347ILUH57359573475736 100 1882. Baron Von . Etwas. The vessel. . The Journey Begins. The Historical . Troy . resides in modern day. Turkey at the site of . Hisarlik. Calvert’s Discovery. laid the groundwork for. more excavation of. &. Scylla and Charybdis. By: Olivia Dellacava . &. Zoe Telenick. Background. When Odysseus returned to Aeaea the goddess Circe warned him about beasts and trouble that was to come. Such beasts include, the Sirens, the whirlpool CHarybdis and the cattle of the sun God. From there, Odysseus returns to his crew and they continue their journey home.. Sirens In Greek mythology, Sirens were sea creatures who lured sailors to their deaths on the rocky shores by singing a beautiful, irresistible song. . They are usually depicted as a woman, or as half-woman, half bird.. Storm Warning Sirens – Where are they and what are they supposed to accocomplish? Turbulent and sometimes dangerous spring weather is upon us. Naturally, this is the time of year when residents Tsunami Warning Sirens Tsunami Warning Sirens Technical standard [03/14] July 2014 ISBN 978-0-478-43502-3 Published by the Ministry of Civil Defence & Emergency Management Authority This technical sta SIRENS. The story so far….. Circe has let Odysseus and his men leave her island, but she has warned him of fresh dangers to come:. THE SIRENS. Scylla. Charybdis. . By Erin Salona. Book TEN. The Bag of Winds and the Witch Circe. . Ody. sseus & men land on island of . Aeolia. Aeolus. , the wind king, puts all the winds in a bag so that the men won’t be harmed on the voyage. II. MEDUSA. Medusa. Famously known as the woman with snakes for hair. She was originally a beautiful, golden-haired maiden.. Medusa was a priestess of Athena, and dedicated to a celibate life. Poseidon desired her, and there are two stories…. Nymph daughter of Poseidon and Gaia. Believed she was the goddess of tides. Flooded lands for Poseidon’s kingdom. Zeus turned her into a monster because she had gotten too much land for her father’s kingdom. Goddess - Enchantress living in a mansion in the woods. Always surrounded by wolves and lions (tamed). Invited Odysseus’ his men to eat during their travels; put a potion in the meal and turned his men to swine.. . Dalhousie Academic Detailing Annual Conference – October 28, 2023. J.J. Rasimas, Ph.D., M.D.. Professor of Psychiatry & Emergency Medicine. Dalhousie University, University of Minnesota, & Penn State College of Medicine.