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The sirens was a noise that Circe told Odysseus about. So Odysseus told his men to put ear wax in there ears to block the noise out. The sirens were very harmful to the ears. Odysseus showed leadership during the sirens.
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Scylla is a six headed monster who lives in one side of a narrow side of water. No ships company can claim to have passed her without loss and grief. She takes their life away from them, one man for every gullet. Charybdis is a Greek sea monster, he lived under a rock.
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The land of the Lotus is a place where these people are addicted to these flowers. The flowers is a drug to them. Some of Odysseus’s men at the flower and it made them forget where they came from which was there homeland. Odysseus learned not to let his men just eat anything.
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The cyclop is a giant one eye monster who isn’t very polite. He took Odysseus and put him in a cage full of goat. Odysseus escaped and took a goat.
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Aeolus was the king of Aeolia and he was able to control wind. He gave Odysseus a bag of wind. He gives Odysseus and his crew a special kind of wind to get home. His men think that the bag is full of silver and gold. Odysseus learned to never let his crew think of something when they are in need of getting home.
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Circe is a goddess of magic,she is also the sun god. Circe has a hall that is full of wolves and lions. The odd part about the animals is that they don’t attack. She gives Odysseus good advice, and this teaches Odysseus that he has somewhere to go.
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Odysseus and his men stayed on his land. During the storm that came by sweep them to his land. They were running low on resources which means that they didn’t have anything to supply their needs. Since they didn’t have any resources left, they ate his cattle. Odysseus shows bad leadership because he let his men eat the cattle. He knows how much Helios cares about his cattle.
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The Trojan War is where the took Helen from her husband. This is one of the most important wars because it was a Greek tradition. It was to reduce the population of humanity. After the Trojan War, the Greek Gods slowly made their way home.
