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    Odysseus felt both joy and pain when listening to the stories at the feast of Alcinous, as they reminded him of his long journey home from Troy. His crew opened the bag of winds given to them by Aeolus, thinking it contained treasure, which scattered them across the sea, forcing Odysseus to devise a plan to regain their route. Odysseus tricked the Cyclops Polyphemus by getting him drunk and blinding him, then escaping from the cave by clinging to sheep. The monster with six heads that killed many men was Scylla. Odysseus was turned into a pig by the goddesses Circe, who did so to teach him a lesson but later helped him on his journey.

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    Odysseus felt both joy and pain when listening to the stories at the feast of Alcinous, as they reminded him of his long journey home from Troy. His crew opened the bag of winds given to them by Aeolus, thinking it contained treasure, which scattered them across the sea, forcing Odysseus to devise a plan to regain their route. Odysseus tricked the Cyclops Polyphemus by getting him drunk and blinding him, then escaping from the cave by clinging to sheep. The monster with six heads that killed many men was Scylla. Odysseus was turned into a pig by the goddesses Circe, who did so to teach him a lesson but later helped him on his journey.

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    Odysseus felt both joy and pain when listening to the stories at the feast of Alcinous, as they reminded him of his long journey home from Troy. His crew opened the bag of winds given to them by Aeolus, thinking it contained treasure, which scattered them across the sea, forcing Odysseus to devise a plan to regain their route. Odysseus tricked the Cyclops Polyphemus by getting him drunk and blinding him, then escaping from the cave by clinging to sheep. The monster with six heads that killed many men was Scylla. Odysseus was turned into a pig by the goddesses Circe, who did so to teach him a lesson but later helped him on his journey.

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    Henry
    1.
    How do Odysseus feels when he listen to both stories at Kings

    Alcinoos castle and why?


    2.
    Why did Odysseuss crew open the bag of wind because and how
    did Odysseus try to solve it?
    3.
    How did Odysseus Trick the Cyclops in the cave by releaseing him
    and how?
    4.
    What was the name of the monster who had 6 heads and how men
    did she kill ?
    5.
    Who Odysseus change into and what god did this and why ?

    Juhnyoung

    1.WhatdidOdysseusdidtothecyclopsandwhydidhedothat?
    2.WhydidOdysseusgotoseehismotherandwhatdidCircetell
    OdysseustodowhenyougettothelandoftheDead.
    3.WhatwerethetroublesthatOdysseusandhismenhasgonethough.
    4.HowdoyouthinkOdysseussmenfeelabouthim
    5.WhydoyouthinksomegodslikeOysseusandhateshim?

    Aidan

    1. What do you think you would have fone if you were Odysseus men

    would you have opened King Aeolus bag of winds thhinking it to be


    treasure?

    2. Several times Odysseus men directly disobeyed his orderswould

    you have eaten Apollos cattleor moored in the bay of the Laestrygonians?
    3. Why do you think Odysseus did nat want Pennolope to know that
    he was in Ithaca?

    not?d

    4. Would you have helped Odysseus reach his homewhy or why


    5. Why do you think Athena favored Odysseus?

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