pang The Return of Odysseus Sea Perils and Defeat abyss dissemble abominably glowering contender haughty incredulity avail revelry scourge ruses am Odysseus” “I Odysseus reveals himself to the Phaeacians in the following excerpt: shall I start and end my tale? First let me give you my name, so you all know, and if I “How escape from pitiless fate later, I will play host to you, though I live far off. I am , son, known to ’ all for my stratagems, and my fame has reached the heavens. My home is under clear skies: ’s our Mount , clothed with whispering forest is visible from afar: and clustered round it are many isles, and and wooded . Ithaca itself lies low in the sea, furthest towards the west, while the others are separate, towards the dawn and the rising sun. It’s a rugged land, but nurtures fine young men: and speaking for myself I know nothing sweeter than one’s own country. , the lovely goddess, kept me there in her echoing caves, because she wished me for her husband, and in the same way , the witch, detained me in her palace, longing to make me hers: but they failed to move my heart. Surely nothing is sweeter than a man’s own parents and country, even though he lives in a wealthy house, in a foreign land far from those parents.” From this speech, how you describe Odysseus’ personality/mannerisms?
pang Sea Perils and Defeat abominably contender avail scourge The Return of Odysseus abyss dissemble glowering haughty incredulity revelry ruses “I am Odysseus” Odysseus reveals himself to the Phaeacians in the following excerpt: “How shall I start and end my tale? First let me give you my name, so you all know, and if I escape from pitiless fate later, I will play host to you, though I live far off. I am , ’ son, known to all for my stratagems, and my fame has reached the heavens. My home is under ’s clear skies: our Mount , clothed with whispering forest is visible from afar: and clustered round it are many isles, and and wooded . Ithaca itself lies low in the sea, furthest towards the west, while the others are separate, towards the dawn and the rising sun. It’s a rugged land, but nurtures fine young men: and speaking for myself I know nothing sweeter than one’s own country. , the lovely goddess, kept me there in her echoing caves, because she wished me for her husband, and in the same way , the witch, detained me in her palace, longing to make me hers: but they failed to move my heart. Surely nothing is sweeter than a man’s own parents and country, even though he lives in a wealthy house, in a foreign land far from those parents.” From this speech, how you describe Odysseus’ personality/mannerisms?
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