The Sirens: Scylla and Charybdis by: Diana Perez
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- The Sirens; Scylla and CharybdisBy: Diana Perez
- Odysseus and his men sail to the Land of the Sirens, in order to return back home. The Sirens were deadly, but beautiful creatures that enchant sailors with their enchanting music, and later end up killing them.
- While Odysseus and his men arrive at the Land of The Sirens, they needed to pass The Sirens. Odysseus told his men to tie him up, until they passed The Sirens. Once they all started to apporoach them, they were are all fascinated by their beauty and started to listen to their harmonizing. Odysseus then tells his men to not listen to their enchanting music, and that they should do exactly what Circe said to do. Odysseus knew that this was what Circe was telling him about, that The Sirens will enchant you with their beautiful singing and features.
- We will do exactly what Circe said to do. Don't listen to their singing! Pluck your ears with beeswax!
- Then, The Sirens went into the water and swam away. Odysseus was then untied and they all removed the beeswax from their ears amd continued to sail.
- Untie me!
- Yes master!
- Coming master!
- Odysseus and his men now have to navigate between Scylla and Charybdis. Scylla is a six-headed monster and Charybdis is a huge whirlpool that can swllow a whole ship. But, Odysseus remembers that Circe told him that six of him men are going to die and that he also going to lose his ship, but he decides to not tell his men because he doesn't want to worry and scare them.
- Circe said that six of my men are going to die and I am going to lose my ship.
- Lets keep sailing!
- Odysseus and his men then apporach Syclla, the six-headed monster, but he is unable to see her so he grabs two heavy spears to make her come out.
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