Odyssey Book Three
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- Land ahead!
- Land of the Dead...
- Greetings!
- Welcome my brave friends!
- Tomorrow you will be on your way to Ithaca.
- Tell me of your journey, Odysseus.
- Yeah bro. We are dead bro. Your crew will be dead soon bro. Good luck bro.
- Odysseus and his crew reach Circe’s island.
- Warnings. Dangers.
- Odysseus thinks of his journey to the land of the dead.
- Onward!
- Circe comes out to welcome Odysseus and his crew.
- Hark and brave Odysseus...
- Odysseus and his men feast and drink for a day before they set out for Ithaca.
- Row men! Row for your lives!
- In the night, Circe takes Odysseus to the forest to hear about his journey to the Land of the Dead.
- Good job men. By the way, don’t touch the cows or you will die.
- Odysseus recounts his excursion and his talks with the many spirits.
- We needed food or we would starve, Odysseus!
- What have you done, Eurylochus?!
- Circe tells Odysseus of the many dangers he and his crew will face on they way home to Ithaca.
- To Ithaca!
- The crew leaves Circe’s island to start the journey home.
- Ahhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!
- Odysseus and his crew pass by the Sirens. Odysseus listens but has his crew bind him tightly to the mast.
- Poseidon, please save me!
- Odysseus and his crew pass by Charybdis (a dangerous whirlpool monster) and Scylla (a sickly six headed beast).
- Praise the Gods!
- Odysseus and his crew land on the island of Helios. Odysseus warns his men not to touch the cows.
- I am so tried!
- Odysseus’s men kill the cows despite his warnings.
- Odysseus and his crew leave the island of Helios.
- Odysseus and his men get stuck in a storm created by the Gods.
- Noooooooo!!!!!
- Only Odysseus survives the storm, but he drifts back to the Sea of Monsters.
- A huge wave saves Odysseus.
- Odysseus drifts to Calypso’s island.
- Odysseus meets Calypso who lets him sleep in her cave.
- Poof!
- Bye Odysseus...
- Poof!
- Woo Hoo! Yeah! Nice!
- The End...
- of The Odyssey, book three.
- Don’t worry.
- To be continued in book four.
- I hope you enjoyed!
- By Jack Ridgeway
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