1. Risk and Reward in The Odyssey
The appearance of risk versus reward in The Odyssey gives the poem a great sense of adventure. ... Risks were not a problem to take as long as there was some sort of reward in the outcome. This is where Odysseus and his men were very similar, Odysseus often neglected to see the risks involved in their journey to satisfy his own curiosity; this which lead to the collapse of his crew. ... When applied to The Odyssey, the risk seems to always outweigh the reward. In any situation unless the outcome is certain, and favorable, the risk should not be taken. ...
- Word Count: 1089
- Approx Pages: 4
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: High School