Odysseus, Hero of The Odyssey, Telemachus, Son of Odysseus, Penelope, Wife of Odysseus, Athena, Goddess who helps Odysseus, Poseidon, God who opposes Odysseus, Zeus, King of the gods, Eumaeus, Loyal swineherd, Antinous, Leader of the Suitors, Eurymachus, Suitor who insults Odysseus, Mentes, Athena's disguise in Book 1, Ogygia, Island where Odysseus is trapped, Ithaca, Island ruled by Odysseus, medias res, Story begins in the middle, Flashback, Books 9–12 narrative technique, Nostos, Greek word for homecoming, Xenia, Greek hospitality, Epithet, Repeated descriptive phrase, Polytropos, Man of many ways, Polymetis, Of many counsels, Shaker, Earth-_____, Dark, Wine-_____ sea, Fingered, Rosy-_____ dawn, Marriage, Penelope's main concern, Age, Telemachus story is a coming of, Act, Athena tells Telemachus to, Order, Odysseus restores, Chaos, Suitors represent, Civilized, Clarke: The Odyssey is a ______ poem, Reliable, Clarke questions whether Odysseus is a ______ narrator, Anagnorisis, Recognition scene

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