Overview of Odyessy

“The Odyssey,’ written by Homer in the Bronze Age, sometime around the twelfth century B.C., begins where the “Iliad,” ends and covers the ten years after the fall of Troy. In the story itself, Odysseus travels around the Aegean and surrounding seas and for the climax of the story, he returns home to Ithaca. Every great story, always has popular and important themes that may or may not have hidden morals and beliefs. Popular …

…strum it. Anyone going by, or any neighbor, will think it is a wedding feast he hears and then we can slip away into our own woods to see then what weapon Zeus puts into our hands.” This is a perfect example of what makes Odysseus’ cunning way more powerful than his strength. Through its’ themes and magical adventures, Homer’s Ancient Greek Epic “The Odyssey,” will be remembered and cherished for years to come.