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2. Guardian of the winds

3. Aeolus

4. King of the Phaeacians; gets Odysseus back to Ithaca

5. Alcinous

6. Lead Suitor ; Killed in a sudden and graphic way

7. Antinous

8. Sea Goddes who holds Odysseus for 7 years

9. Calypso

10. One of Odysseus’ crew, fell of the roof at Circe’s hall

11. Elpenor

12. How does Odysseus lure Polyphemus to sleep

13. Gives him a lot of wine

14. Which god gave Odysseus a magical plant that helped him on Circe’island

15. Hermes

16. What lures sailors to their death with their irresistible song

17. Sirens

18. How do the suitors know the gods are on Odysseus side during the battle

19. Athena’s shield appears over the room

20. Why does Odysseus reveal his true identity to Polyphemus

21. His pride gets the best of him

22. These are long narrative poems that tell about the adventures of a hero

23. An Epic

24. Elaborate and very detailed that go on for several lines. They are use for emphasis

25. Epic similes

26. A larger than life figure, usually male, who embodies the ideals of a nation or race is called this

27. Epic Hero

28. A brief descriptive phrase that helps to characterize a particular person or thing is called an

29. Epithets

30. These are characters, situations, or images that are recognizable in many times and cultures

31. Archetypes

32. Who was Polyphemus’ father

33. Posiedon

34. What is the challenge that Penelope sets up for the suitors

35. String the bow and shoot an arrow through 12 axe heads

36. How does Odysseus get into the palace

37. Disguised himself as a beggar

38. Penelope’s initial reaction to Odysseus is one of

39. Distrust

40. What is significant about Penelope and Odysseus’ bed

41. It was made out of the trunk of an olive tree

42. Faithful swineheard

43. Eumaeus

44. Six headed monster who devours sailors; lives in a steep cave

45. Scylla

46. Enchantress who entertains Odysseus for a year

47. Circe

48. Blind prophet Odysseus visits in the underworld

49. Tiresias

50. Cannibals who destroy Odysseus’ fleet

51. Laestrygones