Odysseus had been shattered because he went to Troy for justice, family, and legacy but instead destroyed families and committed war crime.
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WAR Trauma
Odysseus had been shattered because he went to Troy for justice, family, and legacy but instead destroyed families and committed war crime.
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Odysseus' core problem is interpreted as PTSD: violence and senseless death have shattered his soul after war.
Odysseus' trauma begins when victory forces him to see that the war was not justice, family, or legacy, but revenge, murder, enslavement, and the destruction of Troy.
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"remember the main um problem uh conflict in the Odyssey is that Odysseus his world view is shattered his sense of identity purpose is..."
"Today, we start the Odyssey, and the Odyssey is a sequel to the Iliad, and it's a family story. It's a story about a..."
"They've seen so much violence, they've seen so much tragedy, they've seen so much senseless death, that their souls are shattered, and that is..."
"Because again, he's abandoning his family for 20 years, okay? So what's going to happen is this. This is the worldview that Odysseus has..."
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The Odyssey ends by making love more important than empire, fame, and heroic death.
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