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    Odyssey Book 11 Summary

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    Book XI: Odysseus and his men travel from Circe’s island to the house of Hades. Odysseus makes the drink and animal offerings that Circe had ordered him to. He prays to the dead, promising to make more sacrifices when he returns to Ithaca. The ghosts of the dead then begin to appear around the blood of the sacrificed animals, but, just as Circe advised him, Odysseus draws his sword and keeps all of them away until Teiresias drinks of it. Odysseus is first asked by the ghost of Elpenor, a boy…

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    translated so that stories of mythology became available. Hellenic polytheists worship the ancient Greek Gods, including the Olympians, nature divinities, underworld deities, and heroes. Both physical and spiritual ancestors are honored. It is primarily a devotional or votive religion, based on the exchange of gifts for the god's blessings. How is Greek Mythology portrayed and shown today? Greek mythology is famous because they take their stories and mythical creatures and make them into real…

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    Pneumonia Narrative

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    Well in jan 2010 i got Pneumonia and was in the hospital for a week.Then was released with asthma , a few months went by and I kept coughing and coughing up everything I would drink. So my mom took me to the doctors on May 26, 2010. I will never forget this day I went to the doctors they ran many many tests on me everything came back normal but my mom told the doctors “something's really wrong with my son“ so then they ran some more test and found out that every time I would drink it would go…

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    War is Hades, it can turn your mind and gut so crazy it begins to make you double think is this reality. Consequently, one might say home, friends and family is a sound setting of stability. Although, could reality in this setting also be viewed in the same as just imagination. With those same thoughts in mind, can it also hold true for the ones who remain drafted into a horrific, bloody, war zone? Young adults, who force to kill for reasons unknown to them, to take a life, decapitate, or…

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    of grain, crops, the earth's abundance, and her daughter Persephone. One day Persephone was picking flowers when the king of the underworld, Hades, captured her and took her to his dark realm to be his bride. Demeter was grief-stricken and refused to let the crops grow. All of humanity would have starved if Zeus had not commanded Hades to free Persephone. Hades let her go, but first he convinced her to eat some pomegranate seeds. Having once eaten the food of the underworld, Persephone could…

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    The story states that, “The other gods were assembled in the halls of Olympic Zeus, and the Father of Gods and men was speaking” (333-35). They are petty, cruel, and set on the destruction of the heroes. From the very beginning of the story, Athena (one of the major Goodness in the story) is helping out Odysseus. Her very first act was coaxing Zeus to send Hermes to Calypso’s island to tell Calypso that it was Zeus’s will that made Odysseus continue his journey home. Athena secures Odysseus…

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    Essay On Percy Jackson

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    Day 7: Character Nico is a son of Pluto as a demigod he can bring back people from the dead as he's the son of Hades. Hazel is also a child of Hades but she doesn't have anything Special about her but she has a curse that whenever Gold, diamonds,sliver anything valuable if someone tries to pick it up they fall and get hurt. Percy Jackson is the main character in all the Percy Jackson series, he explores different areas of the world and meets new friends along the way. Octavian is the son of…

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    underworld in Greek mythology and takes a similar position in Hell. However, he was not particularly frightening in the service of Hades but is described as a “devil … with eyes of glowing coals” in the Inferno (1063). Another mythological Greek figure that falls under the reigns of Dante’s Hell is King Minos who, like Charon, keeps the same position he had in Hades as judge of the dead but, also like Charon, is corrupted in appearance. He is described as standing “grotesquely, and he snarls”…

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    Ancient cultures are different and unique from cultures today. An example of this is their gods. They had different than what we worship today; for instance, the Greek god Poseidon who controls the seas and currents. They were gods to be feared and to be worshiped. They also created great stories about them. When learning about an ancient culture it’s important to start with their gods. Mythology is an interesting topic in many ways; not only does it have gods, but it has heroes too. These…

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    In my opinion, neither The Achaeans nor the Trojans won the Trojan War. Most literature insinuates that the Achaeans won. However; he Greeks (Achaeans) and the Trojans both had extreme loses. On the Trojan side they lost Hector and on the Achaean side they lost Achilles. Both sides were put into agony during and after the war. Many brother, sons, husbands, children, and fathers were lost during the Trojan War. In the film, Paris handed off the Sword of Troy to Aeneas, who seemed to be just an…

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