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Mapa Mental por Jeiarne Wright, atualizado more than 1 year ago
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Criado por Jeiarne Wright
mais de 8 anos atrás
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Power and Freedom
- Opposites
- Slavery
- Imprisonment
- Odysseus on Calypso's Island
- '..His eyes were wet with weeping, as
they always were. Life with its sweetness
was ebbing away in the tears he shed for
his lost home...... the days found him
sitting on the rocks or sands, torturing
himself with tears...' Book 5, line 151-156.
- '..His eyes were wet with weeping, as
they always were. Life with its sweetness
was ebbing away in the tears he shed for
his lost home...... the days found him
sitting on the rocks or sands, torturing
himself with tears...' Book 5, line 151-156.
- Odysseus on Calypso's Island
- Slavery
- Husband and Wife
- Penelope and Odysseus
- Odysseus has the power, as a man, over his wife.
- Odysseus is able to sleep with other women and not be
reprimanded, whereas Penelope must stay chaste.
- When Odysseus arrived home he did not want Penelope to know until after he had a chance
to make sure she had been chaste.
- When Odysseus arrived home he did not want Penelope to know until after he had a chance
to make sure she had been chaste.
- Odysseus is able to sleep with other women and not be
reprimanded, whereas Penelope must stay chaste.
- Odysseus has the power, as a man, over his wife.
- Penelope and Odysseus
- Zeus
- Power over the other Gods.
- E.G. Zeus has the power to command Calypso to free
Odysseus
- "...when Zeus, who bears the aegis, makes up his mind, it is
impossible for any other god to thwart him or evade his
will." Hermes, book 5, line 102-104
- "...when Zeus, who bears the aegis, makes up his mind, it is
impossible for any other god to thwart him or evade his
will." Hermes, book 5, line 102-104
- E.G. Zeus has the power to command Calypso to free
Odysseus
- Power over the other Gods.
- Mother and Son
- Penelope and Telemachus
- Telemachus has power over his mother as the 'man of the
house' while his father is away.
- ".. Go to your quarters now and attend to your own work, the
loom and the spindle, and tell the servants to get with theirs.
Making decisions must be men's concern, and mine in
particular, for I am master in this house." Telemachus, Book 1,
line 354-359.
- ".. Go to your quarters now and attend to your own work, the
loom and the spindle, and tell the servants to get with theirs.
Making decisions must be men's concern, and mine in
particular, for I am master in this house." Telemachus, Book 1,
line 354-359.
- Telemachus has power over his mother as the 'man of the
house' while his father is away.
- Penelope and Telemachus
- By Hamish, Catherine and Jeiarne
- Teamwork!
- Teamwork!
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