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Greek mythology describes Circe as a sorceress who is the daughter of the ocean nymph Perse and the sun deity Helios. "She was able by means of drugs and incantations to change humans into wolves, lions, and swine." She transformed her visitors into pigs before the Greek hero Odysseus and his companions visited her island, Aeaea.

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Circe is the goddess of sorcery, so she obviously remains a symbol of magic. However, she also represents the evil of women in the Odyssey. After realizing Odysseus was immune to her magic (thank you, Hermes), she seduces him. She provides Odysseus with so much comfort, he doesn't want to leave! As such, Circe also embodies the danger of excess comfort.

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Circe - The Story of the Most Famous Sorceress in Greek Mythology

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Circe, who possesses magical abilities, transforms some of Odysseus's troops into pigs. Circe invites Odysseus into her bed, then bathes, feeds, and frees his soldiers from the spell she has put on them after he successfully thwarts her enchantment with the help of the god Hermes. "She provides Odysseus with the information on how to return to Ithaca. She informs him that he must travel to the underworld to consult with Tiresias and warns him of Sirens, Scylla, and Charybdis."

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https://www.sparknotes.com/lit/odyssey

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