1. The Odyssey: Was the Violence Resolved?
In Homer's epic story The Odyssey, there were many major themes. ... The editors of The Norton Anthology of World Masterpieces states that "The Odyssey was not successful in resolving the problem of violence." ... In this instance however, his violence resulted in more violence by Odysseus, which in turn resulted in more violence by Polyphemus father, Poseidon. ... Poseidon's wrath makes the rest of this journey extremely tough on Odysseus, and time and time again Odysseus would find himself lost at sea, or trapped on another island. ... All the violence and death that occur...
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- Grade Level: High School