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the wife of Menelaous
(who the Trojan war was fought over) |
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the prince of Troy
(he stole/persuaded Helen to come to troy with him. This began the Trojan war) |
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The king of Sparta, Husband to Helen, Telemachus visits him second. He only tells him old war stories, but doesn't know the location of his father. |
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She held Odysseus for 8 years, and is the daughter of Atlas |
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He stayed there for one year, and was there twice. (He went there the second time to bury Elphanor.) She turned his men into pigs. He stayed there optionally. |
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the faithful swineherd who fights with Odyseus against the suitors |
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faithful cow herder, also fought with Odysseus against suitors |
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unfaithful goat herder, sides with suitors, tries to retrieve spears for suitors |
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Odysseus's old nurse who recognizes him by the scar on his leg from a wild boar |
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a cyclops that is blinded by Odysseus. (Poseiden is his dad) |
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The dude and the place
*Odysseus goes there to talk to Tiresias, but he also talks to Elphanor, his mom, Achilles, and Agamemnon |
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The sun god and cattle keeper |
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A good fighter who Odysseus met in Hades. He wanted to know info about his son. |
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*Met in Hades
*Know his story involving:
Clytiemnestra
Aigisthos
Orestes |
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the king of Pylos
(Telemachous visits him first)
he doesn't know anything about Odysseus |
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Odysseus's dad who lives on a farm.
*Athena makes the suitor's parents forget |
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Odysseus's wife.
(who tests him about the bed, which is made of an olive tree.) |
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Odysseus's son who doesn't give up on his father's life and visits two places. |
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