Similar to Hera, Poseidon’s hatred leads him to create obstacles in Odysseus’s life, obstacles Odysseus has to overcome using his strengths as a hero. “The storm that had blown up from the west subsided soon enough but was quickly followed by more wind from the south to my great distress for this meant that I should have one more to run the gauntlet of the dread Charybdis” (Homer,200). On a voyage at sea Odysseus faces a dreadful storm caused by the will of Poseidon, “Charybdis” in Greek myth is described as a dreadful sea monster that demolishes anything within its path, it is obvious that Poseidon’s hatred has led him to commit his full efforts to murdering Odysseus. Similar to Heracles, Odysseus has gods who aim to murder them but in contrast both heroes also have gods within their favor that aid them
Similar to Hera, Poseidon’s hatred leads him to create obstacles in Odysseus’s life, obstacles Odysseus has to overcome using his strengths as a hero. “The storm that had blown up from the west subsided soon enough but was quickly followed by more wind from the south to my great distress for this meant that I should have one more to run the gauntlet of the dread Charybdis” (Homer,200). On a voyage at sea Odysseus faces a dreadful storm caused by the will of Poseidon, “Charybdis” in Greek myth is described as a dreadful sea monster that demolishes anything within its path, it is obvious that Poseidon’s hatred has led him to commit his full efforts to murdering Odysseus. Similar to Heracles, Odysseus has gods who aim to murder them but in contrast both heroes also have gods within their favor that aid them