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    A hero is an individual who is admired for his or her brave acts or for their fine individual qualities. The Odyssey and The Epic of Gilgamesh’s main protagonists are heroes. However, one of the main characters falls short from being a true hero, making him unworthy of the title. The Epic of Gilgamesh begins with a long exaltation about Gilgamesh—the epic’s main protagonist—¬hero attributes. The author uses direct exposition to describe Gilgamesh, as a hero and a godlike character. He does this…

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    My favorite constellation is Orion. I feel that way, because, I find it one of the most interesting stories in Greek Mythology. It is located on the celestial equator, and is one of the most recognizable constellations in the night sky. Once upon a time, there was a great hunter, named Orion. He was the son of Posioden and could walk on water, because of that. One day, he walked to the island of Chios. He became drunk and, in that state Merope, daughter of the ruler. In his anger, the ruler…

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    In 2013, Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel made you believe a man could fly. Now, Justin Lin’s Fast And Furious 5 will make you believe a bus can roll without injuring anyone inside, that a man can be punched through a solid brick wall and still come out the other side unscathed, and that it is possible to keep up with a train in only a muscle car. The film has absolutely no concern for realism, but then again, anyone who has watched the previous four crazy, action-filled films know that the franchise…

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    Odysseus Characteristics

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    Odyssey Essay Whether it’s actions, thoughts, or appearance, our traits without a doubt affect our lives. In fact, Odysseus, in The Odyssey by Homer, uses his many traits to succeed in many of his challenges. While I may not be as perfect as Odysseus, we are both intelligent and competitive. Odysseus and I demonstrate intelligence in a variety of ways. Odysseus shows being craftiness times throughout the book and receives what he wants from it every time. First, Odysseus gives a Cyclopes…

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    Odysseus as a leader is genius because of his idea for troy. The idea of giving them a horse for a peace treaty but then end up attacking troy from the inside out is remarkable. Odysseus as a leader is amazing he has the power to think of ideas no other men can do. His leadership is great he actually convinced an entire army of troops to get in a giant horse and swaddle right into troy. He also is a bad leader. The reason behind this because in the book when Odysseus and his men are the cave…

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    Cyclope Epic Analysis

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    In the next land we found Cyclopes. They were lawless savages who were stupid, and dangerous. We scouted them out until we sailed down to the shore of the cave. This save was the home to a brute that no man could fight alone. I took the sweetest wine, a dazzling silver wine bowl, two jugs full of brandy, and twelve of my best men to meet the giant. When we went to his cave we noticed that he was in the field tending to his sheep and kids. My men had the idea to steal his cheese and animals then…

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    Homer once stated “what he greatly thought, he nobly dared”. These words eloquently written in Homer’s epic poem, The Odyssey, capture how Odysseus’ personality traits and attributes positively affect the hero status he has earned. His courage, wisdom, and intelligence drive his quest to return home to be reunited with his wife Penelope, and son Telemachus. Over the span of twenty years, Odysseus, pushed to the limits physically through battle, uses his will and perseverance to come out a hero.…

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    Your novel “Magnus Chase and the Sword of Summer”, juxtaposes the two elements of a children’s book perfectly; on the one hand, you stay true to the subject of the novel and the real mythology, while still, you illustrate the macabre reality of Norse mythology in a way presentable to children. We have grown up watching the avengers. where the Norse characters strayed so far off from their true forms, so as to appeal to Hollywood. The truth was sugarcoated, censored, just so that the…

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    The main characters of the film were Caine, O-dog, A-wax, Harold, Stacy and Sharif. The youth were depicted as a by-product of their environment. O-dog was portrayed as dangerous, impulsive, carefree, an outlaw, and containing sociopathic tendencies. He showed no remorse for the clerk or his wife, all he cared about was about how much money he gained. This can also be seen, when he shot the drug addict that was trying to buy drugs from him. O-dog shot and killed him, then took his cheeseburgers…

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    The Lile's sand had offered resistance when he wrapped an arm around the crocodile's jaw and pressed the dagger-like claws away from his torso. The bottom of the prince's marble pool was smooth. "I don't?" "Your ambition of finding the Tell-Tale Glass and restoring Zephyr's soul is just as empty as you are," said Aloysius. Dampened, Aloysius's fine hair was a shade darker than normal. He reached for soap from one of the canteens. "Or you would've done it already. It's been ten years since you…

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