Throughout his Journey, Odysseus faces danger and it takes him a long time to get back home. The epic, The Odyssey, contains multiple graphic and violent scenes. Some of these scenes are done in anger and other scenes are not.
One example of an angered scene is when the cyclops tries to kill Odysseus and his men. When Odysseus ventures into the cyclops, Polyphemus, cave, he sees some pretty disturbing stuff. Polyphemus eats one of his men, and threatens to eat him as well. Odysseus then creates a spear like weapon, intending to hurt the Cyclops. When Odysseus is ready, he plunges the spear into Polyphemus’s eye. It goes into very graphic details at this point in the story. Odysseus tricks the cyclops and escapes. Out of anger, the cyclops
One example of an angered scene is when the cyclops tries to kill Odysseus and his men. When Odysseus ventures into the cyclops, Polyphemus, cave, he sees some pretty disturbing stuff. Polyphemus eats one of his men, and threatens to eat him as well. Odysseus then creates a spear like weapon, intending to hurt the Cyclops. When Odysseus is ready, he plunges the spear into Polyphemus’s eye. It goes into very graphic details at this point in the story. Odysseus tricks the cyclops and escapes. Out of anger, the cyclops