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Odyssey was the person they were all focused around and every emotions were based off of what was happening with him.

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I think the Odysseus because hes the one that gave off the main message, and made sure that him and some of his crew got home.

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No matter how many challenges you face you should never give up because you wont have the chance to succeed.

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A powerful story will give you a lesson or quotes to take away from the story, if you don't get one you most likely didn't connect to the story line, or it wasn't a good written story.

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Athena's point of view made me want to favor Odysseus when Poseidon's made me want to hate him.

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Male roles that are big are more "normal" so when a female becomes a lead it is iconic and special

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Romeo and Julliete, when they finally got to be together they killed themselves to stay together forever

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He would be a great modern day leader. He was trying to lead everyone home.

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Odysseus would not be a good hero in todays day and age because he was selfish and didn't care for anyone but himself

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I think being brave is a good characteristic for a hero because if you cant be brave then it would by hard to be a hero

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Stories have incredible power because they are able to create and develop meaningful lessons and ideas that have more influence when they are expressed through a story. Also, stories usually extend those lessons and ideas and apply them to entertaining situations.

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Stories have incredible power because us as readers can make it that way, us as readers can take a story we read and use the story to inspire us and give us new ideas and possibly even think about things different. stories have the power to change the readers mind

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There is power in every story, whether it is seen or not. The fact that stories are up for interpretation flows into this fact very well. We as readers are able to make the most out of what we read and what we do with it, and it can inspire and motivate us to new levels. There are many pieces of media that have motivated me to change myself for the better, and I want to assume it's the same for some others.

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Storys hold power because the way they influence the person reading is different for everyone. Also the things you learn can help in your daliy life be it practicle or in actions it helps you.

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Stories have incredible power for many reasons. For one, they can bring light to situations that are very far beyond our sense of reality. For example, the Odyssey included interaction between immortals and mortals and lots of mythical beings. These are way far out of our sense of reality, but the underlying moral of the story remains tangible. This allows us to see the world through another point of view and to learn from that other point of view and to apply it to our lives.

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Story's show us consequences and rewards without harming us. We can see the way a character thinks and immediately have an opinion on how their thinking or what they are thinking about. We can see what actions will lead to, such as the consequences or the rewards just by reading a story.

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Stories have incredible powers, because they can make you feel like you are in the moment. When Odysseus was fighting the cyclops, the author used good diction and syntax to make us feel like we where there.

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Stories are up for interpretation. You don't get to see Athena or Odysseus but you see them in your head. You see them differently than someone else reading it does. This is why stories have such power. You can relate it to your own life and get a completely different theme and view then someone else reading the same thing gets. The author also has a theme and a reason behind the writing. It is not just for entertainment but to learn a lesson in a more thorough way.

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Stories have incredible power because they are often the fuel for people and their desires. They inspire people. They make people want to write their own story and be the main character. They teach anything and everything.

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Stories have so much power because they can teach people different things and lessons. They can also give you an education depending on what stories are read and an education is a very important thing that can help you in life.

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Stories can have power because we are the ones that give it power. We take faint messages throughout the story and interpret them into messages that we can learn from. We also use stories to inspire us to do thing we had never though of before or were too scared to try before. Stories can also just be used to entertain us when we are feeling down. The possibilities of a single story that we give it are what gives it power.

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Stories can be powerful because the author can emphasize events and emotion to inspire the reader using syntax and and diction.

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Stories have so much power, because they can tell the journey or story behind a person or character. They can Share ideas and powers through use of language and diction.

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Stories have this power to bring into the story. It can bring you into a whole new world if the story is good enough. That's what this story did, it was amazingly written.

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Stories have incredible power because the reader is unsuspecting of what's to come from reading the story. An example is the Odyssey, a simple title that explains a tremendous journey. This story allowed imagination to open up and show something crazy like the power of Zeus, or some of the creatures Odysseus met on his journey. Throughout the story you also learn a lesson. Learning lessons is something that will connect a normal life like ours to a crazy story like the Odyssey and that is the true power of a story.

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Stories have an immense amount of power, through the linguistic details, to the characters, and real world correlations that can be implemented into one's life. Throughout this many examples and lessons were taught, stories can entertain and lift one's morale through seeing someone that may be tasked with the same thing overcome. Stories can allow for one to venture into a world where what they may not be able to go or experience and captivate and invoke some teaching to them.

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Stories have incredible power because they can do so many things for the reader. They could inspire, educate, or simply entertain. Stories can be inspiring because in so many stories, there is this main character who gets through so much, like Odysseus, he made a 20 year journey home and never gave up. Readers can usually find some relatability in these main characters an it can inspire them to do something big or small. Stories can be educational while also being entertaining. Odysseus taught so much about the Greek culture and Greek Mythology, but was also entertaining as you read and you may not have even realized how much you were learning while you were reading.

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Stories have incredible power because the creation of a story is only limited by the expansion of your imagination. Stories have the power to break reality barriers while still giving a readers an original expirence.

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Stories have incredible power because of the connections between people and ideas. It is a different branch of creativity and imagination. Stories convey culture, history, and value.

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Stories have incredible power because they tell creative and intriguing events which convey a specific meaning. Each reader interprets the stories differently and remembers certain excerpts that another reader might not even consider valuable. After reading a story, the reader can have a new outlook on their own life and events they experience based on what they took away from the text. Also, each story has its own unique style that it was written in. This style helps portray different ideas and make its readers feel different emotions as they read through the text. Then, readers make a connection to these stories and begin to understand the deeper meaning of the text. Stories truly have the power of effecting each of their readers' opinions, overall take-away, and future life.

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Stories have power because based on the writting it can make you feel certain feelings and moods. They can also teach you important events and life lessons that could be helpful or maybe helps you avoid making the same mistake. They achieve this power through different styles of writting. A creative writting can draw you in and make you use your imagination, which is endless, anything is posssible.

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The Odyssey taught many lessons to its readers. The main lesson which was portrayed throughout the entire text was the perseverance always leads to success in one's goals. Even though Odysseus fought in the Trojan war, went on a devastatingly long journey away from home, experienced great battles with enemies, and lost every single one of his men, he survived until he reached his final destination. He did not only survive physically, but emotionally too. After experiencing such extreme hardships, he could have given up and stayed out at sea. Instead, Odysseus' perseverance overcame his doubt. At the end of the Odyssey, the reader can really understand that the hardships one faces does not define a person's strength, but it is the journey of perseverance that defines their true strength.

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The odyssey reflected many lessons throughout. A key element in the tale was realtionships. There were so many, and all types of relationships. Even fictional events and characters hold hidden lessons. While the powers may be written for entertainment, the chracters hold great representation.

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I believe the Odyssey was both to entertain but also to for the reader to learn lessons about the overall story. The entertaining part could be described by all the near death experiences in the story. Then the lesson part could be how he got through all those obstacles and made it to his destination even though he was subsided and almost failed his mission.

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The Odyssey is filled with meaningful lessons, such as respect, gloating, and helping others in need, but determination is its main focus. It shows that even though you might be overpowered by literal gods and monsters as a mere human. You can still overcome unimaginable obstacles.

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I think that the odyssey did give us readers a common theme and it was to say motivated on your goals no matter how long they take or what you have to do in order to accomplish them

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In this story, I believe that there were many upon many lessons to be learned, but the one I want to emphasize the most is "do not let your pride be the death of you". In The Odyssey, most of Odysseus and his crew's faults came from the fact that the became too cocky and let their guard down, landing them in many sticking situations. It is smart to always watch your back, because there is always the chance of your downfall coming.

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the storys theme is that even through the hardships you must fight because the light will soon be in sight. Showing that even through all the bad good will adventualy come.

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I think the lesson of this story is to always keep your eyes on the prize. Even when there were struggles Odysseus provided solutions. these solutions successfully lead him to his wife. He got the prize

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I think that while this story was entertaining, it does teach a great lesson. That lesson is to never let obstacles get in the way of the prize. Odysseus was gone for 20 heart-wrenching years. He fought and won the Trojan war, he blinded a cyclops, he made enemies with a god, he lost all his men. All of these are indicative of certain death. But one thing remained strong: he never gave in. Odysseus finishing his Odyssey teaches us that it is not the hardship that we face that defines who we are, but it is what we do when we face hardship that defines who we are.

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I feel of course, like any story really, there were many smaller themes and lessons to learn. But, I feel there was not really that one super big and obvious theme that the reader can easily recognize and benefit from. Unless, you were to say something super cliché like determination. Based off this, I would say it is mostly written for entertainment.

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In the story, Odysseus was given many challenges. To me, the theme is to never let a challenge hold you back and to always persevere.

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The theme in this story is temptation. Odysseus was able to decline temptations because of his motive to get home. The sirens tempted him and at many times he was probably tempted to give up. It is important to learn from this story to not give into temptations and to see the bigger picture. For Odysseus it was home and Penelope. The whole story he successfully overcame obstacles because of passion and drive. This is a good thing to have and lesson to learn.

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I think that that the odyssey was mostly just to tell the story of the epic hero Odysseus and his journeys on the sea for twenty years.

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I think that The Odyssey does teach us to be patient and willing to be open to new ideas because Odysseus waited 20 years before he could make it back home. Throughout his journey, he needed to think of new ideas that could help him such as the spear that blinded the Cyclops's eye, and sometimes he just needed to wait until the gods made their move and go alone with the opportunities they had created for him.

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I believe the story was not to just entertain. I think it was to tell the story of Odysseus and his journey, and what made him struggle through that journey. It was for more than entertaining.

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I think a lot of things can be learn but one thing I would say is always strive for your goals and there will be hard time but you have to overcome them. Because Odysseus went through tough fights and lost many friends but still overcame the obstacles and strived for his goal.

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I do not believe it was just to entertain. The story was about Odysseus's trip home and anyone could tell how much he struggled against the gods (really only Poseidon) but he pushed through and made it home. It sounds dumb to say that this story can tell you to never give up but that is what it is trying to achieve.

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There were a plethora of lessons to be learned from throughout the story. Specifically from Odysseus, through his story we can learn that setting yourself up to a specific goal (Him wanting to go home) can be challenged by many obstacles (trying to deal from Helios to Circe's island) but through motivation and grit and can be achieved (him being able to survive the wrath of Poseidon). Yes, throughout this, this specific thing added an entertaining aspect to it but through it our Odysseus proved time and time again with help from Athena that did lesson and specific agenda is possible.

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Stories are filled with lessons to be learned and the Odyssey is not any different. Odysseus went through this journey fighting all sorts of things out of our imagination but he persevered through it all. He showed that even with all of the challenges he had to go through, perseverance and some trust in others got him through the troubleshoots and to his goal.

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I think there are a lot of lessons to be learned throughout the story. For example, one small one could be that you need to think your actions through, like when Odysseus could have gotten out of being caught for blinding the cyclops, but out of pride he said his name and faced the consequences. A larger lesson can be learned towards the end of the story when Odysseus makes it home. Lots of people were doubtful about his return and didn't even believe it was him. Not giving up hope is such an important lesson because you never know what could happen and Penelope showed that by holding out hope because eventually he did return home and he may not have been able to reunite with her if she had given up and married another man she didn't love.

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A didactic story's purpose is to teach a lesson. Does The Odyssey communicate an important theme or its most significant purpose to entertain?

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A didactic story's purpose is to teach a lesson. Does The Odyssey communicate an important theme or its most significant purpose to entertain?

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I believe the Odyssey represents more of the Plato's idea because I think the Odyssey focused more on feelings and not so much for justifying reasoning. Throughout the Odyssey feelings payed a major role in events and characters expressed many feelings for one another which really shaped this story.

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The Odyssey reflects Aristotle's stance more because the text is mainly based on the overall conflict in the plot. In the text, Odysseus seems to only want to return to Ithaca because he has been on his journey for way too long, but in reality he is trying to return to his wife and island too. The way that the text was written deeply effected the emotions that the reader felt as they related to the hardships and victories Odysseus experienced. The constant failures, hardships, and deaths that Odysseus faced caused the reader feels great pity and sorrow for him. The reader gets to understand Odysseus' journey from the start to end, so when he returns to Ithaca at last, the reader is very emotional. An abundance of relief and joy is felt as the reader knows that Odysseus safely returned home.

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The Odyssey reflects more on Aristotle's stance because while reading the story, you experience a lot of different emotions and perceptions. This is because you start to feel for the characters, and you question yourself on different things.

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I think that the Odyssey shows Aristotle's stance a lot more because the entire story was ups and downs. You would think it was over but you knew it couldn't be. There were situations that you wondered how he could possibly get out of that situation? This shows the true effect of emotions.

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I think that the Odyssey reflects the views of Aristotle. I say this because the Odyssey was written very complexly. And at first when you are reading you see the main point and your emotions and thoughts fully understand what is happening but when you look back over the text or read a little more. You then think with no emotion and know what is happening because you took the time to allow your brain to regain its reasoning.

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I believe the Odyssey portrays a little of both Plato and Aristotle's beliefs. I said this because the Odyssey incorporates intelligence and reasoning. I stated this because when Odysseus blinded Circe that portrayed intelligence because of how he handled that situation. The Odyssey also allowed it's audience to experience it by using flashbacks. I said this because it helped the readers get a better understanding of the story. That's why the Odyssey portrays a little of both Plato and Aristotle's beliefs.

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The Odyssey reflects the viewpoints of Plato, by constantly switching your emotions compared to Aristotle's belief that they as a reader you are relived from those emotions. The main character- Odysseus, goes through excessive struggles, losses and triumphs, this play with your emotions by believing something good will come. Only to see he was knocked down again.

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I would say the story reflects more Aristotle because there are a lot of disagreements and and conflict going on between gods and goddess and as a reader never knowing what would happen next

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the odyssey reflects more of Aristo because its an epic poem that is meant to make a person feel a lot of different emotions while reading

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The Odyssey reflects more of Aristotle views as it is supposed to be an interesting epic poem that glorifies the journey of Odysseus. It is meant to entertain us and make us emotional, and Calliope is invoked to deliver the story in such a way.

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I think that the Odyssey reflects Aristotle's stance more because it revolves around a central conflict. For example, Odysseus is only trying to get home not because of reason, but because he deeply misses his family and kingdom. It made the readers feel the feelings that Odysseus did. After all his hardship, his men dying, the gods wanting to end him, you can't help but feel bad for him. And once he reaches home, it makes the reader happy because they feel like his pain is over.

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I think the Odyssey as a whole story reflects Aristotle's stance more because the audience experiences  many emotions while reading. Catharsis is the purification of emotions through art. This is present when reading the Odyssey.

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In my opinion, The Odyssey reflects more of Aristotle, because Odyssey is more wise in the end and shows more of the Stance Aristotle would.

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The Odyssey reflects a stance Aristotle would approve of because in the Odyssey Odysseus always thinks before he acts and uses his intelligence and reasoning to solve problems he faces.

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The Odyssey reflects more of Aristotle than Plato. I think this, because the Odyssey doesn't give much reasoning to its events because its a story so things need to keep moving along. But what this story does have is an experience, an experience of a brave voyager, which Aristotle demonstrates.

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I would say that The Odyssey more reflects the ideas from Plato because The Odyssey shows many characters with wonderful powers and strengths as well as a story of a man that is trying to get home to his wife that bring out your emotions and make you feel them stronger rather than releasing emotions and getting rid of them.

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I think it reflects the stance of Aristotle because at first you think something bad or good happened and your emotions change. But when you keep reading your reasoning for why it happen grows.

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"Plato objected that poetry plays on the emotions and thus undermines the highest part of our soul, the part that should at all times be in control—Reason. Aristotle cunningly showed, using the notion of catharsis, that while poetry does indeed play on the emotions, it does so in a way that enhances our reasoning!" Does The Odyssey reflect a stance that Plato would approve of with its emphasis on intelligence and reasoning or a stance that Aristotle would celebrate as allowing its audience to experience catharsis?

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"Plato objected that poetry plays on the emotions and thus undermines the highest part of our soul, the part that should at all times be in control—Reason. Aristotle cunningly showed, using the notion of catharsis, that while poetry does indeed play on the emotions, it does so in a way that enhances our reasoning!" Does The Odyssey reflect a stance that Plato would approve of with its emphasis on intelligence and reasoning or a stance that Aristotle would celebrate as allowing its audience to experience catharsis?

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Athena was the character most responsible for the outcome of the plot. Without Athena's guide during Odysseus' journey, Odysseus would have been severely punished by the individuals he harmed. Near the end of the Odyssey, Odysseus finally made it to his homeland, Ithaca. Once he woke up he was unaware of where he was and the threats that many individuals had against him. Only with Athena's help, he was able to realize his homeland, hide all his gifted treasures, and be disguised into an old poor man. With Athena's help, he was able to reunite with Penelope and not be harmed anymore.

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I would say Odysseus is the most responsible for the successful outcome. With every difficult situation he was faced with, he got through them all. He was determined and he persevered through every struggle he went against.

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I think Odysseus had the biggest role in the plots outcome. Almost every event in the story had Odysseus involed in it and he had changed or caused a certain outcome to the plot. At the Cyclops island, he choose to shout out his name and that created the main conflict between Odysseus and Poesidon and Athena which is what most of this project is about.

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Odysseus is the character most responsible for the successful outcome of the plot. This is because he is the one who showed acts of heroism and leadership, despite the numerous challenges faced. Although Athena did help with a lot, he was the one who went through what was went through, He is the one who fought the battles and persevered to achieve his goal and make it back home.

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Odysseus was by far the character responsible for the most success. I said this because he was able to achieve his goal by getting home even with everything he went through. Also, he was able to lead his men through dangers with out getting them killed. I stated this because that is a big success that he was able to do all that even when he went through many dangers.

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I would say even though Odysseus was the main character and the plot was based around him, Athena is the true "Good Guy". I say this because without her help and guidance of fighting, disguising, and knowing where Odysseus needs to go, Odysseus never would have mad it back to Ithaca and the journey wouldn't of succeeded.

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Overall I would say that Odysseus created the successful plot of the story as his intelligence and cleverness powered him to get out of tough situations time again. Odysseus actions also led us to more interactions amongst the gods who also helped Odysseus although most of the interactions were successful because of Odysseus.

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To not give credit to Odysseus for his great efforts and victories would be disrespectful. However, without the help of Athena, and even Zeus, none of Odysseus' efforts would be meaningful because he would have lost in the long run. Throughout his journey he did a great deal in keeping himself alive but at one time, Zeus sent his eagles at one point to kill Odysseus' enemy's. Athena disguised him and ultimately caused his return home. Without their help he wouldn't have made it.

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I think Odysseus in this story would be considered "The good Guy'' because if it wasn't for his skills and intelligent and him being able to find his way out of almost impossible situations for example when he found a way to get himself and his men out of the cave.

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Odysseus did play the main character but he was not thr reason the plot became susessful. That was Athena, she help Odysseus get home and hide from others, she also protected him from posiden

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I do believe that it was Odysseus who played this part in the story, but this outcome was not coincidental. Since Odysseus was our protagonist, it is only natural for him to be painted out in this manor, as that is the role a protagonist plays. We see many example of his bravery and intelligence throughout the text, and it always comes to save the day. We see him tricking monsters, civilians, and even gods for the greater good.

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Odysseus is the most responsible and smart person in the odyssey. He made plans that would succeed and he made a few that did not succeed but overall he did a good job of leading his men and playing both sides with the gods.

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I believe that Odysseus is the character most responsible for the outcome in this plot. He lost men all along his journey, but he fought through it. He got trapped in a cave by a cyclops. But he fought through it. He had to willingly sacrifice 6 of his men to Scylla. But he fought through it. After seeing him in action, Odysseus is the obvious answer for the most responsible for the success in the plot.

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I feel it is really between Athena and Odysseus. Odysseus is really the most obvious answer because he leads the entire story and was the one who got there. But, Athena also played a significant part. She helped Odysseus a lot and gave him useful advice. I am going to say Athena because she affected his decisions that got him there.

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I would say that Athena was responsible for the outcome of the story. I think this, because she helped Odysseus through his travels, giving him advice and advantages, to ultimately help him succeed.

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The character most motivated for the successful outcome in the story was Odysseus. I think his drive and motivation helped him conquer many obstacles such as a cyclops, the sirens, and Poseidon's wrath. He was a strategical thinker throughout the whole story and his problem solving abilities is what allowed him to return to Ithaca alive. Penelope was also a huge factor because she provided the drive and motivation. He wanted to get home to her and possibly wouldn't have worked as hard without knowing she would be there when he returned.

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In my opinion I believe Odysseus was what made the outcome of the Plot. I think this, because Odyssey was there to save his people when they needed it, and Odysseus did a lot of things on his own.

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I would say that Athena is the most responsible for the outcome of the plot because she was the one that helped Odysseus when he was in danger, guided him when he needed help, and even created a plan that would defeat the suitors that were trying to marry Penelope and meet with his wife for the first time in 20 years.

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I think hat Odysseus had the biggest part in the successful outcome as it was his skills and brainpower that got them through most predicaments.

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I do think Odysseus was the biggest role and had the biggest effect. But I don't think am choosing him. I chose Athena because without her brilliant plans and if she didn't protected Odysseus I don't think the result would be the same.

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Saying Odysseus sounds cliché but I do believe it was it was him. He saved his crew from a lot of damage even if he could not protect all of them he did well in trying. Of course Athena played her role in helping him, but Odysseus did have to make some choices on his own.

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Who is the character most responsible for the successful outcome of the plot? Is it one of the gods or immortals? Odysseus? Penelope? Explain. 

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Who is the character most responsible for the successful outcome of the plot? Is it one of the gods or immortals? Odysseus? Penelope? Explain. 

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i feel as if the male roles are more IN charge, and females are kinda just for the background

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The tale portrayed male immortals to have almost unlimited strength and power, threatening to mortals. Female immortals seem more responsible with their power and never threatning towards the mortals, no drive to eliminate them.

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The male immortals and mortals in the Odyssey were portrayed as powerful leaders and warriors in every situation. Whether it was in battles, wars, or simple situation with other individuals. During Odysseus' journey, many events occurred where he physically fought other individuals. For example, he attacked Cyclops and stabbed his eye when him and his men were inside of the cave. Throughout the entire Odyssey, it never portrayed the female immortals or mortals in this way. Instead, the female immortals and mortals were described as very intelligent and strategical individuals. They interpreted the events that occurred in a different perspective which helped the male immortals and mortals too. For example, Athena constantly aided Odysseus in strategies to return to Ithaca and steer away from the anger of the gods.

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Throughout the story Male immortals and mortal were shown to be the dominant fighters and showed signs of being ignorant. While female immortals and mortal were shown to be not so heavy on the fighting compared to the males but showed signs of being very helpful and intelligent to help the males.

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Males were seemed to be fighters while the women were know to be more as lovers and smart while they came up with plans. Like how Odysseus was getting into fights while Athena was coming up with plans.

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There was no pattern in difference between the female immortals and male immortals, for one to say that it'll be foolish. Athena was depicted as a fearless person willing to do whatever to takes to win. Poseidon was depicted the same as Athena, they both wanted to get their grip on Odysseus and would do quite anything to see it through, though Poseidon wanted to punish him and Athena wanted to guide him through they both were seen as determined to get something done.

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There were many patterns in The Odyssey about gender roles and it is quite obvious. Women were either treated as accessories, or useless, and if they were useful, they weren't powerful, but there to provide information, never fighting. One exception is Athena, which is why I look up to her so much. But the men were always shown as powerful fighters and leaders, and more important than the women overall.