by eholstei | Oct 30, 2023 | Group 10, Monsters
This narrative of the Sirens shows a very different portrayal than Homer’s. This image is taken from a movie that exposes a new perspective from the Sirens. As viewers, we root for the Sirens instead of against them. We understand their blood lust is not...
by msor | Oct 30, 2023 | Group 12, Monsters
I find “The Sirens in ‘The Odyssey’ are Actually way Cooler-and Creepier-than you Thought” by Charlotte Ahlin, to be a very informative source about the Sirens and their true story. We’ve all been told the story of The Sirens. Basically, they are mythical creatures...
by ograssma | Oct 30, 2023 | Group 10, Monsters
Scylla in Book 12 of The Odyssey is a siren that is known to be a killer. When Odysseus and his men encounter Scylla on their journey, Odysseus is faced to make a decision; face Scylla and risk her killing six of his best and strongest men, or sacrifice...
by allij | Oct 30, 2023 | Group 12, Monsters
I chose Eleusis Amphora, an ancient Greek neck amphora. On the neck of the vase, there is an image depicting Odysseus blinding Polyphemus. I chose this, as many of the media sources I found only depicted Polyphemus being blinded. There were very limited choices for...
by jgoodw10 | Oct 30, 2023 | Group 10, Monsters
The character of Polyphemus the cyclops has been used in many different adaptations of his character in The Odyssey. His most prominent character traits are his cruelty towards his victims, his blindness, and being easily fooled by Odysseus. One of the most popular...
by sydneyu | Oct 30, 2023 | Group 11, Monsters
Week 5: Narrative Post Case Study ( “Circe” by Carol Ann Duffy ) When choosing a multimedia source to represent how I see Circe, the poem written named “Circe” by Carol Ann Duffy paints an interesting image of Circe. It ultimately reflects that Circe is getting her...