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"Poseidon: Greek God of the Sea." Sea•thos Foundation. N.p., n.d. Web. 22 Oct. 2014.

"Poseidon: Personality & Temperament." Greek Mythology: Poseidon. N.p., n.d. Web. 22 Oct. 2014.

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This small clip from Spongebob shows King Neptune, a Roman version of Poseidon. Although Neptune is Roman, they share some common qualities, such as being very temperamental. It shows how he can cause lots of damage when is is angered.

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Q) How does the way Poseidon act in general or in the Odyssey infm us about the way the Greeks view their God or Goddesses?

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Q) How does the way Poseidon act in general or in the Odyssey infm us about the way the Greeks view their God or Goddesses?

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In the Odyssey, the way Homer described Poseidon allows to get a glimpse of how the Greeks see their God. From what I have read and researched so far, the Greeks described Poseidon as brutish, relentless, and cruel. They also described Poseidon as nice, friendly, and cooperative when he is in a good mood. Basically, the word temperamental sums up what Poseidon is. From this description, I can infer that the Greeks see their Gods and Goddesses as unreliable and untrustworthy since their mood can change easily without warning. Also, they see their Gods and Goddesses as very powerful beings with supernatural ability and control over many things. This, when you consider it, is a very nasty, destructive combination. Therefore, it would only be practical for the Greeks to think that the Gods and Goddesses needs to be respected and praised to keep them on their good side. We can see the Greeks doing this when they offer sacrifices such as drowning a horse as an offering to Poseidon. The Greeks also regularly pay visit to shrines and temple to pray to the Gods.

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Q) What characteristics of the sea does Poseidon posses

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Q) What characteristics of the sea does Poseidon posses

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Poseidon can be described as an exact copy of the sea. Both the sea and Poseidon are very moody or temperamental. He had mood spikes causing him to be very vigorous and destructive, and the next minute he is generous and serene: just like the sea. He was made, by the Greeks, to take on every characteristic of the sea. If Poseidon were to be in a good mood, then he would be described as nice, friendly, and cooperative. If he was in a bad mood however, he could be characterized as brutal or destructive. The sea is also described as nice when it is in a "good mood" , and described as a monster when it is bad. Thus Poseidon could be defined as a duplicate of the sea

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Q) How does Poseidon's personality influence the story the Odyssey?

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Q) How does Poseidon's personality influence the story the Odyssey?

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Poseidon's is known to be very temperamental or moody in the Greek's history. When he was in a good mood, he was nice, friendly, and cooperative. However, when he was in a bad mood, he is very destructive, difficult, quarrelsome, greedy, cruel, and brutish. This had a major impact on the story because Odysseus and his crew poked out Polyphemus', the brawniest of the cyclops, eye. Poseidon was enreaged by this because Polyphemus was his creation A.K.A. son. Fuel by rage, Poseidon set out to get revenge on Odysseus. Poseidon, to the surprise of the other god, doesn't kill Odysseus, but instead, he stalled or even tried to stop Odysseus from reaching his home land. He fought against Odysseus every inch of the way (while Odysseus was at sea) until Odysseus step foot on Ithica, his homeland.