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ODYSSEY 6-12

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what is the first stage of a hero's journey ordinary world- everything is business as usual
what is the first stage of odysseus's journey he is at home in ithaca with his wife and young son
what is the second stage of a hero's journey call to adventure -something happens that makes the hero have to leave his cozy home
what is the second stage of odysseus's journey called to serve in the trojan war
what is the third stage of a hero's journey refusal of the call- the hero is hesitant to embark on his journey
what is the third stage of odysseus's journey odysseus doesn't want to leave his wife and son and attempts to stay by pretending to be mad and plowing his field with salt
what is the fourth stage of a hero's journey mentor/helper- the hero encounters someone who guides them on what steps to take in their journey
what is the fourth stage of odysseus's journey athena constantly saves odysseus from death and helps him on his journey
what is the fifth stage of a hero's journey crossing the threshold- the hero continues past the point of no return
what is the fifth stage of odysseus's journey he angers poseidon and a storm throws him off course
what is the sixth stage of a hero's journey tests, allies, and and enemies- the hero and whoever he is traveling with are tested they encounter enemies and find new allies
what is the sixth stage of odysseus's journey he is faced with many tests as he travels back to ithaca; polyphemus, cicones, lotus eaters, laestrygonians, sirens, scylla, charybdis, and cattle of helios
what is the seventh stage of a hero's journey apporach- the hero approaches something- whether it be a challenge or a goal
what is the seventh stage of odysseus's journey odysseus nearly makes it home, however his crew opens a bag of wind and sabotages their goal
what is the eighth stage of a hero's journey ordeal- the hero faces death and wins out against all odds
what is the eighth stage of odysseus's journey he is sent to the underworld seeking information to guide him home
what is the ninth stage of a hero's journey reward- the hero is successful and has his reward he begins his journey home
what is the ninth stage of odysseus's journey king alcinuous of phaeacia gives odysseus passage home
what is the tenth stage of a hero's journey road block- hero faces one final obstacle before returning home
what is the eleventh stage of a hero's journey atonement- the hero is at the threshold of their home he has a revelation
what is the twelfth stage of a hero's journey return- everything is back to normal
what are the two worlds in a hero's journey known and unknown
what is bildungsroman a coming of age story
what are examples of bildungsroman in the odyssey *when athena tells telemachus that he must not cling to his boyhood any longer and its time for him to be a man *when nestor tells telemachus that his way with words is just like odysseus's *orestes journey to avenge the death of his father agamemnon
what is hubris foolish pride; behavior that challenges the gods
what are examples of hubris in the odyssey *when odysseus calls back to the cyclops, stating his name in pride *when odysseus disregards ino's instructions to abandon his raft at sea and tries to ride it to the shore
what are two examples of epic similes in the odyssey *when the cyclop's eating of odysseus's men is compared to a mountain lion ripping his pray limb from limb *when odysseus driving the stake into the cylcops' eye is compared to a shipwright boring his beam with a drill
what does the shroud of laertes represent? penelope's cunning
how is the shroud of laertes used a symbol? *when Antinuous blames penelope for not picking a suitor called her "the queen of cunning" *when it is revealed how penelope has avoided picking a suitor
what does odysseus's bow represent? his physical superhuman strength
what does the sea represent? man's journey through life
what does ithaca represent? home
what are two examples that demonstrate the greek value of hospitality *when nausicaa tells odysseus that he'll never lack for clothing or any other gift when he arrives in phaeacia *when telemachus gives athena a royal welcome despite the fact that she's a complete stranger
what are two examples that demonstrate the greek value of loyalty *penelope demonstrating loyalty to odysseus by weaving her shroud and avoiding picking a suitor *odysseus demonstrating loyalty towards penelope by sitting on the beaches of calypso's island letting out heart wrenching sobs each day because he misses her
what are two examples that demonstrate the greek value of perseverance *telemachus telling king nestor how he has had to persevere through having the brazen suitors in his house *odysseus telling calypso that he will persevere traveling through the rough waters in a simple raft if it means the chance of him getting home
what are three examples of appearance vs. reality? *circe's beautiful voice luring the crew into her palace; makes her seem harmless *Athena making odysseus look hot so that nausicaa will help him *Athena changing to Alcinous's herald and walking around phaeacia furthering plans for his journey home
what activities does king alcinous arrange to entertain odysseus? song wrestling boxing throwing
who is demodocos? blind bard who tells of the trojan war
how does king alcinous help odysseus get home? *gathers a ship and crew *food *clothing *gold
how heavy is the door of the cyclops' cave 22 strong four wheeled wagons couldn't move it
who is the god of wind aeolus
who is tiresius and what does odysseus want from him? a theban prophet; wants to know how is family is
what are the names of the twelve stages of a hero's journey 1. ordinary life 2. call to adventure 3. refusal of call 4. mentor/ help 5. crossing the threshold 6. allies, enemies, and tests 7. approach 8. ordeal 9. reward 10. road back 11. atonement 12. return
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