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    In Homers’ The Iliad, Odysseus was a legendary Greek hero during the fabled Trojan War. It was he who was the architect of the Trojan horse, which was a giant wooden horse filled with Greek soldiers left outside the walls of Troy to feign surrender. The Trojans fell into the deception and had their kingdom sacked as a result, culminating the end of the war. The plan developed by Odysseus exhibited his cunning, a trait that would serve him well in the upcoming years of his journey home.…

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    so that Artemis was the patron of childbirth. Artemis desired to remain forever chaste and unmarried and always to be equipped for hunting (Cartwright, Mark, Artemis). She asked at an early age for her father, Zeus, to grant her eternal virginity, a bow and arrow like her brother, all the worlds mountains, and just one city which Zeus did, (Classical Mythology). Artemis’s role in ancient Greece was as the goddess of chastity, hunting, wild animals, forests, childbirth, and fertility, and she was…

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    As I sit here fumbling over what to write about and thinking about all of the memorable moments in my life, One memory stands out from the rest. The first time I ever played the cello was breathtaking and I can remember the day clearly as if it was yesterday. The cello added to the quote I’ve always gone by “All things begin small some grow into something bigger and same fade away as if they never existed”. The start was small and steady but the product of it was astonishing and important.…

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    donate, eating turns into regurgitating food and use of the bathroom is a twisted comedy of sorts. Tom de Haven juxtaposes the narrative method through the novel’s title, writing ““Time’s arrow…doesn’t fly from the bow to the target, but from the target to the bow — then from the bow to the quiver, from the quiver to the tree, from the tree to the acorn”…

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    of weaponry. In document 3, Marco Polo documented that on his travels to the Mongol Empire, he observed that the weapon that the soldiers of the Mongol Empire were most skillful with was the bow, where they interwove it into their childhood games, and the sports that were played. With this employment of the bow in their childhood, soldiers became skilled with the weapon before they were part of an army. The point of view from Marco Polo is useful because it shows that the training and…

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    I did it once and I will never do it again.” I laughed as she looks at her hair in the photograph with a semi-disgusted look on her face. My mother was wearing a white lace dress, she got the dress from a relative here in Canada. My father wore a bow-tie…

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    A zombie is “a person or reanimated corpse that has been turned into a creature capable of movement but not of rational thought, which feeds on human flesh.” (Oxford) In the event of a zombie outbreak or apocalypse it would be quite difficult for a person to survive, even for a very short period of time. A person would need to take a large number of variables into consideration in order to survive. He or she would need to have a fair amount of equipment, food, shelter, weaponry, and various bits…

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    The audience sees Odysseus’ naiveté when he implicitly trusts Neoptolemus to retrieve Heracles’ bow and not betray him and the Greek army. However, the audience also witnesses Odysseus’ growth and wisdom in The Odyssey when he finally arrives home and does not immediately trust Athena or Eumaeus because they could betray him to the suitors. Throughout…

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    Artemis In Greek mythology, gods ruled the Earth; they created mortals and protected them from the figures of the underworld. Among these gods was Artemis. Her father, Zeus, was the King of Olympus. He was married to Hera, but often spent time with mortals and other goddesses. One day, Zeus saw Leto from Olympus. In order to prevent Leto from the jealous wrath of Hera, he transformed Leto and himself into quails and raped her (Lincoln Library 108). Afterwards, Leto was turned back into her human…

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    Odysseus had shot the bow and arrow to Antinous, the suitors had gotten mad and were looking or their weapons but did not find them. Odysseus tells them the reasons he fighting them and told them that he was Odysseus. Eurmucys is telling him that Amphinomus is the ring leader…

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