Odysseus Wind
Kuvakäsikirjoitus Teksti
- Odysseus and his crewmates landed on Aeolia and sees Aeolus.
- Aeolus gives a wind that will blow Odysseus's ship to Ithaca and a bag of stormy winds to Odysseus.
- Odysseus and his shipmates are close to Ithaca.
- "Odysseus and his men next land on the island of Aeolus..."(Fitzgerald,386).
- Some of Odysseus's men decide to open the bag of stormy winds.
- "Aeolus gives Odysseus two parting gifts; a fair west wind that will blow the fleet of ships toward Ithaca, and a great bag holding all the unfavorable, stormy winds."(Fitzgerald,386).
- Odysseus and his shipmates get blown away from Ithaca.
- "Within sight of home..."(Fitzgerald,386).
- They come back to Aeolia and Aeolus doesn't want to give another bag.
- "while Odysseus is sleeping, the men open the bag, thinking it contains gold and silver"(Fitzgerald,386).
- "The bad winds thus escape and blow the ships back to Aeolus' Island"(Fitzgerald,386).
- "The king refuses to help them again, believing now that their voyage has been cursed by the gods"(Fitzgerald,386).
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