The Contributions of Homer's Book XXIV

Greek literature, especially Homer's Odyssey, is still a masterpiece from its structure. In addition, rich wisdom emerges from that page. Two Greek critics, Aristophanes and Alistair, said that Homer 's "Odyssey" was "happy to each other, they returned to their beds, familiar places they loved" It is the end. At first glance, the 24th book seems unnecessary, but since it has been completely omitted, Homer's work remains unfinished. The 24th book has done wonderful research on human condition.

This has led to the last theme of Homer's ODYSSEY, "Odysseus's Return and Revenge." In the 14th to 24th books, Odysseus returned home. He cleverly disguised himself as an old man and therefore hid his identity. Odysseus showed himself to Telemacos who filed a lawsuit right away. The father and son's team takes care of all the followers and hangs their servants who are not loyal during the absence of Odysseus. These servants are shamelessly hanging outside as a sign of my husband's return and revenge. I end the magnificent theme structure in this way

Relationship with Odysseus' Telemacos in Homer 's Epic The last book of Odyssey Homer, I told us how Odysseus recovered the relationship with Isaac' s friends and relatives. Perhaps Odysseus and his son Telemachus once again encountered one of the most moving events of these recovery events. This revisit has three main objectives. First, it depicts the image of Telemacos as his father with attention, humility, patience and planning qualities. Secondly, Odysseus had the opportunity to teach his son a great ruler like Odysseus.

Books 9 through 12 are called flashbacks. Odysseus is sitting in the Palace of the Faire to tell his wandering stories. Therefore, these books not only provide a background for Odysseus's audience but also provide a background for Homer. In order to provide some of Odyssey 's wealthiest and most famous examples, they talk to the poet' s wit to explain the Odyssey 's voice more fully to his heroic roaming and hero' s own roaming. The ominous feeling that Odysseus felt when walking into the cave seemed to inspire him to drink wine. This indicates that he was about to see Polyphemus.

In Iliad, Homer used different literary equipment to describe Odisus and Diomedes as writers. At the end of Book 10, we will draw these characters as heroes. They were murdered and betrayed, but Homer still found a way to portray the Trojan horse as a hostile person, and the Acha people are still the hero. But in addition to this, Homer still talks about Hector in some way as if he praised him as a good leader. From the point of view of the Trojan horse, the explanation of the event that Euripides has may seem a bit biased. Euripides focused on his reactions to Hector and Achaean forces. Compared to his character in "Iliad", the character features anger, indecision, and war starvation. Rough also avoided the detailed explanation of Dolly murder. He is mainly interested in Trojans of "Barbarians" during the crisis.