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1 Lesson 19: Odysseus’s responses to conflict,
The Odyssey Lesson 19: Odysseus’s responses to conflict, Book Nine Students will read Book Nine of The Odyssey and analyze the main characters’ responses to conflict.

2 We read Book Five of The Odyssey and learned about the conflicts the main characters face.
We also learned how a complex character develops over the course of a text.

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5 We will now read Book Nine.
Pay careful attention to the characters and conflicts that occur. We will stop periodically and discuss for understanding.

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