Women in Greek Stories: The Odyssey by Homer

In Euripides 'Medea', the character Medea plays a heroine, an enemy, and a victim. Medea married a famous Greek hero Jason, and she left her country of origin. After taking the two children Jason betrayed his vow to Medea and married Princess Corinth. To sorrow, Medea tortured Jason, even even killed his own children to hurt him, trying to make him as painful as possible. The events that took place before the drama helped to establish Medea as heroine and victim. Media kills her evil family and is a hero who fled to Greece with Jason.

In Greek mythology, Tirecia is a famous blind prophet of Thebes and has appeared in many stories including Homer's Odyssey, Sophocles's Edps cycle and another Ellipides play. A Phoenician woman. He was a descendant of Spartoi sown on Cadmus, after blindly being attacked by the goddess Hera, he was given the gift of prediction and longevity from Zeus. In The Bacchae, Tiresias appeared as a voice of wisdom and experience at the beginning of the script. Together with Cadmus, he tried to convince persistent Pentheus to accept Dionysus and his worship.

The role of women in Homer 'Odyssey Ladies' constitutes an important part of folklore epic written by Homer's epic "Odyssey". In the story, women have three basic types: goddess, tempter, and good mistress / wife. Various elements are added to each character. This is essential for storytelling. The role of the goddess is one of the supernatural existence, but more important is the person who pityes and helps people. - The roles of the gods of Homer's Odyssey are men. He is not a god but as he knows this is necessary he is seeking the protection and help of God. In this ancient epic the authority of the Odysseus gods and other characters is clear. Through this story you can see examples of the gods involved in the life of Odysseus. The story begins with Odysseus living in Calypso Island. He broke the wish