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divided in two parts linked by an alliteration

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Each line

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rich

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The vocabulary

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elevated

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The style

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"all men should perform actions which lead to glory"

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"all men should perform actions which lead to glory"

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is linked to the celebration of heroic values

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the function of leadership in heroic society

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the nature of heroic life

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of their country

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customs

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ideals

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don't criticise

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the characters

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the poet

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OBJECTIVE

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funeral

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journey

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battle

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banquet

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is made up by a series of type-scenes such as

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The narrative of the epic poem

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common people exist because they are related to heroes

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we don't talk about a single human being

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society

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military

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aristocratic

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In the epic poem

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supernatural creatures (like monsters)

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Often the character are

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deals with

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brave deeds of heroes

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the memory of a glorious past in the national history of a country

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long narrative poetical composition

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The epic poem

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written by the Greek poet Homer

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Odyssey

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Iliads

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The two major epic poems

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The word "epic" comes from the Greek noun épos which means "oral exposition"