The Odyssey Review Game. Acceptable answers include: The Judgment of Paris Helen of Sparta.

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The Odyssey Review Game

Acceptable answers include: The Judgment of Paris Helen of Sparta

the Trojan Horse

Homer, 8 th century BC (or ca BC)

the society/civilization he represents

in the midst (or middle) of things

an epic/heroic/Homeric simile

Epithet

Hubris

Calliope

Laertes

hospitality/xenia

Acceptable answers include: Sleepy Dreamy Lazy Forget home

Acceptable answers include: Cyclops, lout, giant, one-eyed, brutish, animalistic, ignorant, uncivilized, shepherd, cheese-maker, man-eater, son of Poseidon

beauty

Acceptable answers: Let Odysseus never reach Ithaca. If he does, let it be many perilous years from now. Let him lose his companions. Let him return under strange sail.

[sacrificial] blood

Circe

Acceptable answers: The Sirens The Wandering Rocks Scylla and Charybdis

Helios/the sun

Zeus; sends a storm that wrecks their ship, killing all but Odysseus.

Wisdom and warfare

To maintain the element of surprise when he approaches Penelope and the suitors

Nostos

dog; 20

dramatic irony

Their bed

Goeth more learnèd.