Book 1-4
... is used when Nestor recalls the ills the Achaeans suffered in Troy.
When is imagery used through Nestor?
It's Athena's epithet.
Who's epithet is Pallas Athena?
Odysseus being in disguise while Telemachus hugs Eumeaus serves as ...
What serves as irony?
The suitors use a metaphor to refer to Telemachus when proclaiming: that little ... carried it off.
When do the suitors refer to Telemachus as that little pup?
This item symbolizes the end of Odysseus’ Journey.
What does the planted oar on top of the hill symbolize?
This poetic device is shown through an old man after eagles strike down on the suitors.
How is foreshadowing used through the old man at the townsmeeting?
In the encounter of the Cyclops, Odysseus uses a simile to compare the Cyclops’ strength to this.
What is a man capping a quiver of arrows?
The crawling and bellowing of the hides or the cattle of Helios foreshadows ... for Odysseus men.
What foreshadows the doom of Odysseus men?
The warning Antinoos receives from a fellow suitor about throwing a chair serves as ...
What serves as foreshadowing towards Antinoos?
Theocylmenus ... the downfall of the suitors when saying the hall is already filled with shades of the dead.
When does Theoclymenus foreshadow the downfall of the suitors?
Nestor's conversation with Telemachus about the state of affairs and Odysseus foreshadows ...
What, among more, foreshadows doom for the suitors upon Odysseus return?
Imagery portrays that Demodocus the bard is singing about ...
... is used when Tiresias compares what will happen if Odysseus men kill or spare the cattle of Helios.
How is imagery used through Tiresias?
Odysseus uses the metaphor of ... when referring to the suitors after getting home.
When does Odysseus refer to the suitors as vermin who infests his palace.
The warning the old townsfolk receives against attacking Odysseus serves as ...
What serves as foreshadowing regarding the old townsfolk?
In a metaphor, Athena compares the suitors to ... when announcing to the gods that she's leaving to rouse Telemachus' courage.
How is the metaphor of a pack of wolves used in the Odyssey?
Odysseus compares Nausicaa (The woman on Phaeacia) to this person when he presents himself in a metaphor.
When does Odysseus compare Nausicaa to Artemiz, Zeus’ daughter.
This Epithet is used to refer to King Aeolus.
Who is referred to as the Lord of the Winds?
Penelope compares Odysseus to ... in a metaphorical dream.
When does Penelope compare Odysseus to a great mountain eagle?
This omen scares the suitors for the first time and foreshadows their downfall.
What does the lightning bolt that Zeus releases when Odysseus strings the bow do?
Using a metaphor, Telemachus compares Menelaus' palace to ...
How does Telemachus compare Menelaus palace to the Palace of Zeus?
In a metaphor, Calypso compares Odysseus to a ... when he's suspicious of her.
How does Calypso compare Odysseus to a devil?
Upon arriving home, Athena greets Odysseus with this epithet ...
When does Athena greet Odysseus with the epithet: Sacker of Troy?
The swineherd uses a metaphor to refer to the goatherd (and others) as ... when invoking Zeus.
When does the swineherd refer to the goatherd and others as swine?
Using a metaphor, Ctessipus is compared to a ... when he gets stabbed by a spear.
When is Ctessipus compared to a dog?