Foes of Odysseus
This one eyed monsters encounter with Odysseus left him blinded and without his precious flock of sheep
Polyphemus
Though originally an enemy, this goddess helps Odysseus a great deal, giving him instruction on how to pass Charybdis, Scylla, and sirens
Circe
This is the home of Odysseus and the destination of the crew for most of the story
Ithaca
what did Odysseus say his name was when facing Polyphemus
Nohbdy
After finding out that Odysseus' crew killed some of his cattle, this god threatened to stop the sun from shining
Helios
These monsters use their voices to lure sailors to destruction
Sirens
This blind prophet tells Odysseus where his journey is going to lead him
Tiresias
This is where Odysseus meets a blind prophet who tells him what he must do next
The underworld
what did Odysseus disguise himself as before facing the suitors
An old beggar
This god aided Odysseus in his fight against the Suitors
Athena
Though later in the story she befriends Odysseus, this temporary enemy turns almost all of his crew into swine
Circe
This hasty God gives Odysseus a magic plant to help him fight against Circe's magic
Hermes
On this island Half of Odysseus' crew find a local tribe and do not wish to leave after indulging in a drug found locally
The Island of the Lotus Eaters
Odysseus uses this to evade Circe's tricks
The magic plant Moly
This god gives Odysseus a plant to help him face Circe
Hermes
When Odysseus returns home he finds that these people had taken over
The Suitors
This gods intervention greatly aided Odysseus' victory against the suitors
Athena
This island is home of Helios' immortal sheep and cattle
Thrinacia
Before driving a steak into his eye, Odysseus gives what to Polyphemus to lessen his awareness
This god sinks odysseus' ship leaving him as the only survivor
Zeus
Odysseus had to make the choice between these two terrible monsters to sail past to continue his journey
Scylla and Charybdis
This king gave Odysseus a bag containing all of the winds
King Aeolus
This island is home of Circe
Aeaea
What does Odysseus do to resist the sirens call
He ties himself to the ship
This god is angry at Odysseus after he blinds his son
Poseidon