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Telemachus

The Odyssey Book 1

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1. Initial: Odysseus is lost at sea. Reversal: Athena goes to visit Telemachos, disguised as Ment?s, and talks to Telemachos about his father, Odysseus. Revelation: Telemachos realizes he must go on a voyage and see what has happened to his father. 2. Personification Protagonist: Telemachos, he is the one who is getting affected by Athena, the antagonist. But he is the one who will make the final decision, to go or not to go on the voyage Athena told him to take. Antagonist: Athena, she pushes Telemachos to take the journey to find out about his father, Odysseus. She also pushes Zeus and the other gods, to protect Odysseus, and let him return home safely.

Odyssey Final Essay

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Finals Essay #1 English Molloy Hannah Smith 6th Hour Intro: The epic poem, The Odyssey, exemplifies many of the ancient Greek values. The Odyssey demonstrates the ancient Greek values of loyalty, as shown between contrasting Clytemnestra and Penelope; hospitality, represented by the Phaecians, however, not by Polyphemus; and glory, as the importance is seen from Telemachus and Achilles.

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