Post by hessd16 on Sept 16, 2013 21:29:02 GMT -5
(Dakota Hess)
C. there is still this question of why does Poseidon hate Oddeyseus so much? Why does he want him to suffer so much through his journey after all he has been through? And also why does Zeus not stop Poseidon from taking his rage out on Oddeyseus? He had enough intimidation to make Calypso release Oddeyseus, why not stop Poseidon from bullying Oddeyseus?
E. I was surprised at Oddeyseus’ stubbornness by not using the invulnerable scarf given to him earlier. He should’ve used it to save him most of the pain he went through before putting it on. He has been through a lot with gods and goddesses so he should know the power that they hold.
D. Even though Oddeyeus’ stubbornness annoyed me a abit I really enjoyed the description of the scene that was going on in the sea. I felt like I was there with him on the broken down raft being hit wave by wave, cursing the god Poseidon for this. I almost felt the water spray through the book, or feel the coarse rock stabbed into Oddeyseus. I really enjoyed this description making me feel like I was right there in the action.
I. (response to stephanos and Michael) I do also agree on the thought of Syria being involved in this reading. Two gods part of the same family fighting amongst each other which is affecting other things. IN the real world it affects our government or the already injured or deceased people in Syria just as Oddeyseus is injured due to this fued.
C. there is still this question of why does Poseidon hate Oddeyseus so much? Why does he want him to suffer so much through his journey after all he has been through? And also why does Zeus not stop Poseidon from taking his rage out on Oddeyseus? He had enough intimidation to make Calypso release Oddeyseus, why not stop Poseidon from bullying Oddeyseus?
E. I was surprised at Oddeyseus’ stubbornness by not using the invulnerable scarf given to him earlier. He should’ve used it to save him most of the pain he went through before putting it on. He has been through a lot with gods and goddesses so he should know the power that they hold.
D. Even though Oddeyeus’ stubbornness annoyed me a abit I really enjoyed the description of the scene that was going on in the sea. I felt like I was there with him on the broken down raft being hit wave by wave, cursing the god Poseidon for this. I almost felt the water spray through the book, or feel the coarse rock stabbed into Oddeyseus. I really enjoyed this description making me feel like I was right there in the action.
I. (response to stephanos and Michael) I do also agree on the thought of Syria being involved in this reading. Two gods part of the same family fighting amongst each other which is affecting other things. IN the real world it affects our government or the already injured or deceased people in Syria just as Oddeyseus is injured due to this fued.
