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The Odyssey

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EPIC HERO CYCLE

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The Odyssey

The Odyssey. By Homer. Homer. Many feel that Homer was a blind Greek poet who wandered from town to town chanting his poetry to the accompaniment of a lyre. Some say that the lyrics were not written by one person but are instead a collection of Greek poems. Homer the Poet.

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Analyzing the Epic Hero Cycle & Epic Elements

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Working through the last few books of

Working through the last few books of . Beowulf An individual process. Step 1. Review your notes and your readings in Beowulf so far.

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Anglo-Saxon Period

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Epic Hero Cycle

Epic Hero Cycle. Elements of the EPIC HERO CYCLE. THE CALL TO ADVENTURE. The cycle begins with a conflict or adventure the hero is compelled to pursue or resolve This is where the hero is enticed to leave the ordinary world.

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The Early Days of England

The Early Days of England. Too many ideas, too little land. The Pagans (BC-1st Century). Mostly farmers Included Celts (Irish), Gauls (French), Britons (British) These people were from Ireland, Wales, and England They worshipped Pagan gods

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Epic Hero

Notes: Elements of the Epic Hero Cycle. Epic Hero. Birth and background. Often possesses supernatural abilities or qualities Unusual circumstances surrounding birth or childhood Sometimes royalty. Special talent or weapon. Hero has a special talent or

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Beowulf

Beowulf. & Anglo-Saxon Poetry. King of the Geats , Beowulf leaves home to help Hrothgar , King of the Danes. Alliterative Verse. Instead of rhyme or meter, Anglo-Saxon poetry relies on alliteration Lines are divided into two halves with a caesura in the middle.

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Elements of the Epic Hero Cycle

Elements of the Epic Hero Cycle. Element #1. The main character is a hero, who is often possessed of supernatural abilities or qualities. Element #2. The hero is charged with a quest. Element #3. The hero is tested, often to prove the worthiness of himself and his quest. Element #4.

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Element #1

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