The Odyssey Pt. 1
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- Cyclops
- "We seized our stake with its fiery tip and bored it round and round in the giant's eye till blood came boiling up around that smoking shaft ad the hot blast singed his brow and eyelids round the core and the broiling eyeball burst..." pg. 223
- Odysseus Returns Home
- "It's wrong, my friend, to send any stranger packing-even one who arrives in worse shape than you" pg.303
- Father and Son Reunite
- "No, I am your father-the Odysseus you wept for all your days, you bore a world pf pain, the cruel abuse of men" pg. 344
- Odysseus and his crew ended up in the land of the Cyclopes. They ran into a cyclops, Polyphemus, and he killed several of the men. Once he knocked out, Odysseus stabbed him in the eye and blinded him.
- Stringing the Bow
- "Here is the prize at issue, right before you, look- I set before you the great bow of King Odysseus now! The hand that can string this bow with the greatest ease, that shoots a arrow clean through all twelve axes- he is the man I follow..." pg. 426
- After finishing his tale, the king sends him home to Ithaca. Athena disguises him as an old beggar. The swineherd, Eumaeus, welcomes him and gives him a place to stay.
- Odysseus and Penelope
- Athena restores Odysseus' normal appearance but Telemachus did not recognize him. Odysseus reveals his identity and the father and son finally reunite.
- Peace at last
- Athena gives the suitors a challenge that only Odysseus could complete. She promises to marry whoever successfully completes it. Odysseus volunteers to try and succeeds.
- The mansion is purged with fire and brimstone. Penelope waited for a secret sign to truly believe it was her husband. Once she knew it was him, they officially reunited.
- "But the royal couple, once they'd reveled in all the longed-for joys of love, reveled in each others stories" pg. 465
- The father of the suitor Antinous wants revenge. Odysseus, Telemachus, Laertes and others arm themselves to meet the challenge. The fighting stops and Athena brings peace.
- "And Athena handed down her pacts of peace between both sides for all those years to come-" pg. 485
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