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    This is an example of good xenia on both sides of the situation. After discovering that he is in Ithaca, Odysseus goes directly to his swineherd Eumaeus, as he is told of the swineherd 's loyalty (Book 14). When Odysseus approaches his servant 's hut, the guard dogs set off towards him, but Eumaeus calls them off. Immediately, the swineherd invites…

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    and if they always embrace help from them. Some of the most important events in these epics take place due to various conflicts and resolutions between mortals and gods. Throughout the Odyssey Athena plays a large role in Odysseus’ journey back to Ithaca and remains involved even once he returns. When Athena initially sticks her neck out…

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    The Hero’s Journey is an archetypal story that is notable in part due to how it is common to practically every culture that has stories. Two stories that are examples of the Hero’s Journey are the epic poem Odyssey, written by Homer in ancient Greece, and the film The Lucky Ones, directed by Neil Burger. Both of these stories are representations of the same subject, soldiers on their journey back home, with the former story being set in ancient mythological Greece and the latter being in…

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    his way home away from her forever to never meet again. Calypso complied unwillingly and set Odysseus free away from her and her island. Athena helped Odysseus throughout a lot of his journeys, especially when he was back at home on Ithaca. When he first floated to Ithaca he was a strong lord but to see if his people had been faithful to him Athena dressed him in beggars clothes. Odysseus first went to his faithful servants house, Eumaeus, he stayed faithful to Odysseus for all the 20 years that…

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    Odysseus Being A Hero

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    strong, and willing to risk your life for your friends or family. In The Odyssey, Odysseus has different heroic characteristics like being very strategic, having an emotional side and being a leader. Odysseus and his men are trying to get home to Ithaca. Odysseus has to do some heroic things and lose all the lives of his men as he learns to overcome challenges. Odysseus is a very strategic leader. He knows what to do in tough situations. He is a very quick thinker. Like when he is with the…

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    Biography Of Susan Kare

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    Susan Kare was born in Ithaca, New York in February 5, 1954. She is an artist and graphic designer who created many of the interface elements for the Apple Macintosh in the 1980s. Originally Susan was an employee for NeXT (the company formed by Steve Jobs after she left apple in 1985), she worked as the Creative Director. Education: Susan Kare graduated from Harriton High School in 1971, received her B.A., summa cum laude, in Art from Mount Holyoke College in 1975 and her Ph.D. from New York…

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    Diary Entry From Odysseus

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    course. After all, I am Odysseus, son of Laertes. Anyways, while we visited aeolus home for a month, he gave me a gift: An ox-skin pouch. In it were all the winds that could possibly blow our ship off course, but one only one would help us get back to ithaca. So my men and I began a trip that lasted ten days of straight sailing. After this allotted time, we almost reached home! We were so, so, close! I could actually see people on the land starting fires! With a warmth that after all these…

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    “O Brother, Where Art Thou?” is a movie made by the Cohen Brothers that is based on Homer's “Odyssey.” These two stories contains multiple similarities and plenty of differences. Both stories also follows framework of Campbell’s “Hero’s Journey.” One of the main protagonist of “O Brother, Where Art Thou?” is named Ulysses Everett McGill, Ulysses is Roman for Odysseus. He is trying to get to his wife before she is remarried to a suitor, just like Odysseus. Everett’s wife is named Penny which…

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    amount of homeless Ithacans. And what appears to be no end in sight for the issue, Congressman Tom Reed, took a tour Thursday for closer look at homelessness in his district. "This day in age, to have a homeless right here in our backyard in Ithaca, and in the district, is something I'm deeply concerned about. We care about these individuals and we want to do what…

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    Value Summary I would like to begin by stating that I don’t like to predict the future. Each day I worked towards the future by bettering myself in both a professional and personal way, but the goals related to that are fairly vague. Because of the many bumps and unpredictable events that I have experienced I’ve learned to stop micromanaging my future and go with the flow of the events without deteriorating my drive for my long-term goals. Although, if I was able to live out my ideal life and…

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