1. The Odyssey by Homer
... other men. His personal flaws and errors in his transgressions that bring about the tribulations in the Odyssey epic depict a human being instead of a god, making his many heroic successes and triumphs even more admirable. The epic's protagonist, Odysseus, is immediately introduced as the hero whose sharp intellect and wit helped win the Trojan war. The Odyssey continues to exemplify his heroic traits in the epic of his homecoming. His cunningness, Odysseus ... " cave. Initially identifying himself as "Nobody" as to undermine Polyphemus" cries for help, Odysseus later identifies himself ...
- Word Count: 885
- Approx Pages: 4
- Grade Level: Undergraduate