https://padlet.com/kmcguinness01/i9nq6wkuysfjc0s5 en-us 2021-04-07 22:35:54 UTC 2026-04-19 01:04:21 UTC hello@padlet.com kmcguinness01 https://padlet.com/kmcguinness01/i9nq6wkuysfjc0s5/wish/1393568673 "'Nobody, friends'- Polyphemus bellowed back from his cave- 'Nobody's killing me now by fraud and not by force'" (Book 9, pg. 224).]]> 2021-04-07 22:39:57 UTC https://padlet.com/kmcguinness01/i9nq6wkuysfjc0s5/wish/1393568673 kmcguinness01 https://padlet.com/kmcguinness01/i9nq6wkuysfjc0s5/wish/1393677911 Odysseus can be described as clever due to the fact that when him and his men were in the land of Cyclopses with no escape, he told Polyphemus that his name was Nobody. Odysseus purposefully did this because he knew that in order to leave he would have to injure Polyphemus in order for him and his men to escape successfully. So, when Polyphemus was screaming for help and other people called out to see what was wrong, Polyphemus sounded crazy and no one came to check on him since he said Nobody was killing him.]]> 2021-04-07 23:45:27 UTC https://padlet.com/kmcguinness01/i9nq6wkuysfjc0s5/wish/1393677911 kmcguinness01 https://padlet.com/kmcguinness01/i9nq6wkuysfjc0s5/wish/1393685853 "Are you flesh and blood, Odysseus, to endure more than a man can? Do you never tire? God, look at you, iron is what you're made of. Here we all are, half dead with weariness, falling asleep over the oars, and you say 'No landing.'"]]> 2021-04-07 23:50:20 UTC https://padlet.com/kmcguinness01/i9nq6wkuysfjc0s5/wish/1393685853 kmcguinness01 https://padlet.com/kmcguinness01/i9nq6wkuysfjc0s5/wish/1393686730 Odysseus can be described as determined because when him and his men were at sea and exhausted, he told them to keep going because he was warned not to stop at the island of Helios. Odysseus' men then view Odysseus as determined and powerful due to the fact that he does not want to take a break. However, Odysseus decides to give his men a break and all the men  besides Odysseus, end up dying from a lightning bold that was created by Zeus. ]]> 2021-04-07 23:50:49 UTC https://padlet.com/kmcguinness01/i9nq6wkuysfjc0s5/wish/1393686730 kmcguinness01 https://padlet.com/kmcguinness01/i9nq6wkuysfjc0s5/wish/1393688472 "Setting shaft on the handgrip, drawing the notch and bowstring back, back... right from his stool, just as he sat but aiming straight and true, he let fly-- and never missing an ax from the first ax-handle clean on through to the last and out the shaft with its weighted brazen head shot free!" (Book 21 438)]]> 2021-04-07 23:51:49 UTC https://padlet.com/kmcguinness01/i9nq6wkuysfjc0s5/wish/1393688472 kmcguinness01 https://padlet.com/kmcguinness01/i9nq6wkuysfjc0s5/wish/1393689943 Odysseus can be described as competitve during multiple different parts of the story. However specifically at the end of the poem is when the readers can see how competitve he really is. At this point, Odysseus is back home in Ithaca and trying to outbeat the other suitors trying to marry his wife Penelope. Odysseus succeeds in the challenge Penelope creates and he wins his wife back. ]]> 2021-04-07 23:52:42 UTC https://padlet.com/kmcguinness01/i9nq6wkuysfjc0s5/wish/1393689943 kmcguinness01 https://padlet.com/kmcguinness01/i9nq6wkuysfjc0s5/wish/1393744342 https://www.greekmyths-greekmythology.com/calypso-odysseus-greek-myth/  ]]> 2021-04-08 00:19:41 UTC https://padlet.com/kmcguinness01/i9nq6wkuysfjc0s5/wish/1393744342 kmcguinness01 https://padlet.com/kmcguinness01/i9nq6wkuysfjc0s5/wish/1393786107 "Look at my wise Penelope. She falls far short of you, your beauty, stature. She is mortal after all and you, you never age or die" (Book 5 pg 159). ]]> 2021-04-08 00:35:54 UTC https://padlet.com/kmcguinness01/i9nq6wkuysfjc0s5/wish/1393786107 kmcguinness01 https://padlet.com/kmcguinness01/i9nq6wkuysfjc0s5/wish/1393793418 Odysseus can be described as unfaithful throughout the poem. He has had interactions with different woman during his 20 years away from Ithaca and his wife Penelope. However, when we first meet Odysseus in book 5 he is living on Calypso's Island. She is deep in love with Odysseus and he has given it right back to her making him unfaithful to his wife. This is important because Odysseus tries to claim his faithfulness to Penelope but does not attempt to leave Calypso's island until 7 years later. ]]> 2021-04-08 00:38:43 UTC https://padlet.com/kmcguinness01/i9nq6wkuysfjc0s5/wish/1393793418