M2 Lesson 14 by Allyson Jacques

What important information does the opening narration of “Stranded on Calypso’s Island” provide the reader (100–102)? Why might the author emphasize that Odysseus “[pines] for his home”? (102).

ajacques23 — 2023-12-15 13:24:26 UTC

How does Cross use narration and dialogue in the scenes on pages 103–5 and 118–19 to weave in Penelope and Telemachus’s story into The Odyssey’s larger narrative?

ajacques23 — 2023-12-15 13:24:48 UTC

Cross transitions next to another setting, this time to Mt. Olympus. How does this brief scene’s use of narration and dialogue reveal the gods’ relationship with mortals, as well as why Odysseus might need a mentor at this point in the plot?

ajacques23 — 2023-12-15 13:25:06 UTC

In the scene featuring Poseidon and Odysseus at sea (pages 110–16), how does this lengthier scene’s use of narration, dialogue, and inner monologue reveal that Odysseus has reached the Ordeal Stage of his hero’s journey?

ajacques23 — 2023-12-15 13:25:35 UTC

mee

eking157 — 2023-12-15 17:47:33 UTC

it reveals that how desperate odyessues is to get home

tristian

tdillinger2 — 2023-12-15 17:48:24 UTC

they have a brief scene of the gods talking in there minds

Rafael

rcox119 — 2023-12-15 17:48:31 UTC

That Odysseus even though he is given everything cant let go of Penelope or his son.

Aliyah J Camper

acamper2 — 2023-12-15 17:48:46 UTC

It reveals how O desperately want to go home.

Emma

eyazembiak — 2023-12-15 17:48:54 UTC

Poseidon causes a great storm that Odysseus is caught in, which nearly drowns him. This is the state of ordeal for the hero's journey. Odysseus loses hopes and wished that he died at Troy.

Maya

mmontague3 — 2023-12-15 17:49:33 UTC

Odysseus wants to go back home to Penelope and not give up on her or his son

Evan

echimwaza — 2023-12-15 17:49:51 UTC

Because she wants to capitalize on how long it has been for odysseus.

Queen

qhamilton1 — 2023-12-15 17:51:53 UTC

page 110 "Why wasn't I killed at Troy" he shouted in despair. "That would have a hero's death. This shows the Odysseus's think of himself as a hero and also how he has gone through a lot of struggle. It takes hardship for someone to be a hero.