Epic, Long poem about a hero, Void, Empty space, Epithet, An adjective phrase that describes a character, Apposotive, Noun or noun phrase to describe a character, Kosmos, Universe, Cosmology, Theory how the universe started, Muse, Goddess who inspires artists, Metaphor, Comparing, Tenor, Main subject in a metaphor, Viechle, What the tenor is being compared to, Ground, How the tenor and the viechle are similar, Xenia, The ancient greek idea of hospitality towards guests, Dues ex machina, An unexpected plot, In media res, In the middle of the action, Intertextuality, Getting an idea from something and making it yours, Usurped, Take someone’s power or place with out them knowing, Sacrifice, To do something unselfish to help others, Formless, No clear structure, Thesis statement, A good point in a argument, Deity, God or goddess, Polytheism, Belief in more than one god, Prophecy, A prediction of what will happen, Invocation, Praying or calling on a god or goddess, Primordial, Existing from the beginning of time, Protaganist, The main character often the good guy, Characterization, Revealing a character’s personality or appearance, Gilgamesh, An epic hero and a king, Ekindu, First Gilgamesh’s enemy then Gilgamesh’s best friend, Achillies, A strong warrior whose only weakness was the ankle, The lotus eaters, 1, The Cyclops, 2, Circe, 3, The kingdom of the dead, 4, The sirens, 5, Scylla and Charybdis, 6, An epic hero, Brave, Strong, often has a weakness to overcome, Climax, The most exciting or important part of a story

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