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BOOK 9
BOOK 10
Summary:
Summary:
Odysseus tells king Alcinous and queen Arete of his story and
journey home from troy
...
This chapter ends
with Odysseus being cursed by the Cyclops and Poseidon, and then
the crew making libations that were not accepted by Zeus
...
After seeing the land of Ithaca the
crew commits a minor act of betrayal, looking through Odysseus’
loot, which inadvertently leads the men far off course
...
Does Poseidon have the power, similar to when Athena gave the
princess courage, to instill skepticism? Maybe Poseidon had
encouraged the crew the open the bag
...
Even though Odysseus, their leader,
told them it was time to depart the crew would not leave because
there was “too much wine to swill, [and] too many sheep too
slaughter” (213
...
The crew’s choice to remain and have many
large feasts rather than to leave and continue on their journey
illustrates the focus in Greek culture on leisure over work
...
When Odysseus is blown far off course just after
seeing his native land, he ponders whether or not he should
continue to live
...
56) or if he should “bear it”
(232
...
This is not the only point at which
Odysseus questions if life is worth living, each time he does he
points out that he does have limits
...
Description: Summary and analysis of important quotes