... both following the process of trial and error. Both make mistakes to become better and more fulfilled, resulting in wisdom for Ulysses and efficiency for the modern society. There is great conflict between the knowledge gained through adventure and the isolation in not knowing the world in this poem. Besides themes, there is also much imagery that can be discussed throughout "Ulysses". The central image of the poem is the ocean. He speaks of a "dim sea" (ll ... see him in different lights. Some see him as a grand, noble man that refuses to give in to the stereotypes of old age and death...

• Word Count: 1975
• Approx Pages: 8
• Grade Level: High School