Ulysses Everett McGill versus Odysseus

The action of Odysseus reflects the behavior of Everett when he fled the Cyclops of Cyclops in a heroic journey. Using his wisdom, Odysseus got his men and he himself was a broken cyclone nest. Even after running away and dying, he chose to brag at the giants, so his troops cursed him painfully. Deusus keeps ignoring his people. .

Both versions tell the man Odesseus' work and Ulysses Everett McGill (which is called Ewaret in the movie). His wife and children had a hard time. My colleagues share these experiences, for a long time there are short-lived people, but the hero is interested in their ultimate goal, not their colleagues' needs or problems. Enemies are in front of them, some are more dangerous than others, and everyone is overcome. After all, the main characters of each story returned to their loved ones, smarter, more focused family men and discovered themselves. The basic story can be reduced to several words, but Homer uses more than 12,000 measuring lines to enrich the story, but the Cohen brothers use a screen time of about 1 hour 45 minutes I will. The details that account for the majority of each work show similarities and differences between structure, focus, and storytelling methods.

In Homer's Odyssey, Odysseus is depicted as a magnificent hero like Everett McGill in the movie "My Art Brothers", but the role of Odysseus as a hero is more aggressive and genuine personality, and Everett McGill's role is It is like an ordinary person depicted as a hero with his own luck. The epic protagonist defined in Webster's dictionary is "myth or legend that is usually sacred, with excellent power or ability beyond normal or usual." As a Trojan War fighter, he has a true heroic character, such as fighting such immortal personality and rescuing himself from the ocean. Meanwhile, Everett McGill was a group of three fugitives and ran away from prison, trying to find his way home as soon as possible.