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The Odyssey
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The Odyssey
The Greeks
Odysseus
Goddess Athena
Aeolus
Part 1
Odysseus set for his homeland and he stopped off at many other lands before his homeland
Cicones
The land of Lotus-eaters
Cyclopes
They went into a large cave there in which the Cyclops Polythemus trapped them in
Polythemus was the son of Poseidon
Ate and killed a lot of Odysseus' men
Odysseus' men blinded Polythemus so Poseidon was called upon
Aeolus
Part 2
Aeolus was after Cyclopes
Aeolus was the keeper of wind
He gave Odysseus a bag of wind
The men became curious and opened the bag
Wind came out and their ship was blown back to Aeolus
Aeolus refused to help them and told them to leave
Part 3
They then landed in Laestrygonians
Giants ate most of the men and destroyed all the ships but one
The Goddess Cicre cast a spell on all of Odysseus' men and himself
They were saved and got turned back into humans
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