1. Contrasting Greek Heros
... , Odysseus worries about the well-being of his family. He even attempts to appear insane in order to avoid having to go to war so that he could stay home with his family (E.H. 181). Even though Odysseus would be a great hero of the war, he much rather prefers being with the people he loves than having personal glory. Odysseus is also concerned with the safety of his men on the voyage home ... . On the island of ... Calypso, many of his men are turned into swine by the witch (E.H. 212). Rather than leaving the island in safety, Odysseus puts himself in great danger in order ... ...
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