When she learned about this tragic news, Artemis had stopped the current of the winds. ... I respect the fact that he needs to travel to Troy and of course needs the winds to be in his favor. ... In his hand, was a knife with his blood on it. ... My father is now gone. ... Who would provide us with basic living standards? ...
Indeed he is a man with an inquiring mind, and he is also a man with outstanding prowess and bravery. ... This is shown with the Cyclops on their great island. ... If Odysseus had been pig headed and under estimated the boulder weight and size, and gone with killing the Cyclops, he would of starved or died in the cave. ... He gave Odysseus a bag full of the bad winds that would keep them from their home of Ithaca. ... When they landed on the island of Hyperion, bad winds prevented them from leaving. ...
The epithet "... long-tried royal Odysseus..." (62) proved that Odysseus was faced with many hard times, and that he was tested. ... Odysseus missed his family the whole time he was gone, but didn't show his feelings of love and sadness on his journey. ... Inevitable changes occurred over the twenty-year period that Odysseus was gone and it was these changes, and the missed time with his family, that caused him to grieve. ... Before showing his true feelings, Odysseus had to feel comfortable with the person. ... Lastly, man must decide with whom he wants to share his feelings of fear, lov...
So, with the invitation of Agamemnon and Menelaus, Odysseus left his kingdom, Ithaca, with his army and sailed for Troy. ... There, he met King Aeolus, the God of the Wind and Poseidon's cousin. ... Before they left, Aeolus gave Odysseus a bag that actually contained all of the strongest winds and storms. ... They were able to get through it with a loss of six men. ... She took care of Odysseus and fell in love with him. ...
