In the past, the Greeks camp up with a list of thoughts called “The Eight Greek Evil Thoughts”. The list included the Greek’s ideas that were thought of to be wrong in their religion. “The Cyclops” is an episode written by Homer, which tells a story of the Greek hero Odysseus landing on a Cyclops island and his journey of escaping the Cyclops’s cave. During the episode, the readers learn about Odysseus’ plan to escape the cyclops and return back to their home. After analyzing “The cyclops”, the readers may begin to understand that Odysseus demonstrates the evil thoughts Hyperphagia (pride), Kenodoxia (boasting), and Philargyria (greed). Pride is seen as having high esteem for oneself, which could lead a person to thinking that they are
