Post your thesis statement for the Odyssey Essay here.
Katele pell
1/8/2013 06:17:53 am
Throughout The Odyssey, the various strangers who take in Odysseus and his crew are paid respect, those who deny the men services are punished, and the rapacious people who are poor guests are killed.
David Shore
1/8/2013 06:39:44 am
In the Odyssey, Odysseus's crew lacks discipline and is punished, but Odysseus, on the other hand, shows that he is disciplined and is rewarded.
Katya Kuzemka
1/8/2013 07:40:25 am
Throughout the Odyssey those who use manipulation to their advantage succeed in their goals.
Noah M
1/8/2013 07:59:23 am
Through the course of "The Odyssey" by Homer, many heroes and individuals achieve fulfillment only after great sacrifice, and never reach victory unscathed.
Jake R.
1/8/2013 08:08:40 am
I agree that in The Odyssey, too much confidence can often get you killed and that not only the hero falls victim to this mistake.
Jenny Ro
1/8/2013 08:56:01 am
In "The Odyssey," while facing obstacles, difficulties, and misdemeanors, Odysseus must persevere and take risks to result in success and to find his way home.
Matilda Fooskas
1/8/2013 09:00:47 am
Throughout the Odyssey, the intelligent characters, such as Penelope and Odysseus, triumph over the characters who attempt to use brute force and strength to solve problems, such as the suitors and Polyphemus.
Emma Belanger
1/8/2013 10:21:35 am
Odysseus's behaviour throughout The Odyssey proves that excessive pride can quickly lead to downfall.
Andrew Pennoni
1/8/2013 10:24:33 am
The Odyssey demonstrates that you cannot be selfish when you are on a mission with others. 1/8/2013 10:54:31 am
Throughout "The Odyssey", Circe, Calypso, and Athena show that women can be just as powerful and clever as men.
Alex Maillet
1/8/2013 11:11:05 am
In the Odyssey, characters who take risks and trust people are rewarded for their actions.
Frances R
1/8/2013 10:34:18 pm
Throughout The Odyssey, Odysseus is faced with many conflicts where he must choose between two options and by choosing the harder way he earned respect.
Kate DiRienzi
1/9/2013 12:29:11 am
The odyssey perfectly displays the Greek phenomenon of revenge and how your actions will always have repercussions.
Will Haury
1/9/2013 12:49:06 am
In The Odyssey, bravery brings respect to those who exemplify it, while shame is brought by cowardice.
George Kyriazis
1/9/2013 12:51:52 am
You can't avoid or change your fate no matter who you are.
Hannah Kohute
1/9/2013 01:05:09 am
In The Odyssey, Odysseus exemplifies the true meaning of being a leader through courage in the face of danger, which is shown by Circe, the Sirens , and the suitors
Nick Stabinski
1/9/2013 01:07:11 am
In the Odyssey, justice is ruthless and will always come to those who deserve it like Aegisthus, Odysseus' crew, and the suitors.
Priya Badri
1/9/2013 07:47:04 am
The Odyssey, Homer's great epic, is not only the story of Odysseus and his trials, but a representation of the obstacles that we ourselves face in our present day lives.
Charlotte Mansfield
1/9/2013 10:55:57 am
In the Odyssey by Homer, Odysseus doesn’t exemplify the traits of modern day hero.
Philisha A
1/10/2013 06:55:51 am
In The Odyssey , in order for one to acquire and sustain a valuable reputation, they will not hesitate to extend what they have, deny what they want and risk everything.
khaliah
11/5/2014 09:17:35 am
I'm not in your class but your kids have really good answers
saeHUAH
3/17/2016 08:57:43 pm
THANKS GUYSSS!!!
Boolla
11/23/2015 10:36:54 pm
^^ 3/5/2016 02:57:53 am
The Odyssey, the various strangers who take in Odysseus and his crew are paid respect, those who deny the men services are punished,
raae
5/22/2018 03:01:59 pm
AWESOME!! got my essay done!!!
juan pancho de leon
11/5/2018 04:59:49 pm
juan pancho de leon is also not my name, but i have a question... isnt a thesis statement supposed to be an opinion that will be proven through the paper and not just statement of facts? most of these kinda remind me just facts... Leave a Reply. | AuthorWrite something about yourself. No need to be fancy, just an overview. ArchivesApril 2013 Categories |
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