The Odyssey is a novel of internal conflict and external conflict of responsibility. From the responsibility of the cyclops to the responsibility of his men, they are all struggling with responsibility. Homer's Epic poem The Odyssey portrays that all people struggle with responsibility through Odysseus’s men, the cyclops, and the main character, Odysseus himself.
The first time Odysseus encounters a lack of responsibility is when the went to the Island of the cyclops and found the cyclops who didn’t have any responsibility and lived in a lawless society. Where anyone can do whatever they want. They lived by no rules and became lazy because of it. An example is when they arrived to the land and “Wild wheat and barley grew untended, and wine
The first time Odysseus encounters a lack of responsibility is when the went to the Island of the cyclops and found the cyclops who didn’t have any responsibility and lived in a lawless society. Where anyone can do whatever they want. They lived by no rules and became lazy because of it. An example is when they arrived to the land and “Wild wheat and barley grew untended, and wine