Odysseus: The Flawed Hero

"Odysseus: The main character with awkwardness" Oh, the shame is that evil is blaming our gods because of us, but to put it more precisely, their own recklessness "(1.32-34 ) Is a simple quotation that reminds the entities responsible for all the characters of the poem "Odyssey", the gods. Odyssey is a story about Odysseus and Telemacos who encountered new people in their adventures and faced many deaths.

Odyssey is definitely a defective hero and his most obvious mistake is not pride, abuse, and faith. Ninth, when Odysseus and his men found a Cyclops cave, he showed his pride that he wanted to get a guest gift from Cyclops. Not only he left but may have stolen cheese from Cyclops, but he likes to see him. Odysseus knew Cyclops was dangerous, but because of his boldness he insisted that he gave the guests a gift, thinking to brag about his encounter. This led to a terrible death of some Odysseus men.

According to Aristotle's statement of Book of Songs, Odysseus is a "tragic hero" because it has certain aspects. Aristotle said the tragic hero is a relatively noble personality with a fatal tragic defect. The purpose of the story is to strengthen the moral framework of the society of this age. A good example of Odysseus's "tragic hero" is the story of Cyclops, polyphemus. The audience can see the tactile way of Odysseus, he will slowly fall asleep as he leaves drunk. Odysseus finally ran away the giant and hid under the sheep's belly. But when he departed, Odysseus' pride overcame him laughed at Cyclops and he yelled his real name.

Explanation This is a story of a villain in the eyes of some people, and a hero in the eyes of other people. The theme of the story, Odysseus is a hero? Character Map Hero Map Odysseus 's main action Odysseus' internal and external contradictions Odysseus 's behavior and motivation Odysseus Grad @ Grad Odysseus' action and result quality ended deceiving him (1059 pages) Internal conflict : The fact of Odysseus' internal conflict is that he is always being pursued and being attacked by a greater force, he is always shocked by sorrow. He also missed his home and family of Isia. External conflict: Odysseus was beaten by the painful journey as it crossed fatal and dangerous terrain and roads and was bewildered by age and embarrassment. He has to keep up with the following challenges he is faced with. 1. "I thought that I definitely would not take it home." (1444 pages, 1105 pages)