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The quoted Iliad passage shows the Greek army rushing for home like storm-driven waves when given permission to leave.
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The quoted Iliad passage shows the Greek army rushing for home like storm-driven waves when given permission to leave.
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The quoted Odyssey passages present Odysseus as an unwilling lover by night and a grieving, homeward-looking man by day.
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The quoted wooden-horse passage presents Troy as doomed once it accepts the horse, with Achaean power hidden inside and death bearing down on the city.
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The quoted widow simile makes Odysseus' tears mirror the grief of the conquered woman whose husband dies and who is dragged into slavery.
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"Testing his men, but he only made the spirit race inside their chests, all the rank and file who'd never heard his plan. And..."
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"The queenly nymph sought out the great Odysseus, the commands of Zeus still ringing in her ears, and found him there on the headland,..."
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"In the night true, he'd sleep with her in the arching cave. He had no choice, unwilling lover alongside lover all too willing. But..."
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"Stirred now by the muse, the bard launched out in the fine blaze of song, starting at just the point where the main Achaean..."
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"And he sang how troops of Achaeans broke from cover, streaming out of the horse's hollow flanks to plunder Troy. He sang how left..."
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"There he sang, Odysseus fought the grimmest fight he had ever braved, but he won through at last, thanks to Athena's superhuman power. That..."
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