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Published: 30.04.2005.
Language: English
Level: Secondary school
Literature: n/a
References: Not used
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In Homer's "The Odyssey" Odysseus gets punished many times for offending the gods. With each offense the gods unleash an attack upon him or his men that sets his voyage back, further delaying him from his final destination, home. Some may criticize Odysseus for being so foolish to offend the gods, but Odysseus is not at fault for the blasphemy that the gods suffer. Either it is not Odysseus' fault or he is just trying to save himself, but Odysseus is not the one to blame.
<Tab/>While at his many stops, Odysseus gets punished terribly by the gods. Though towards the end of his…

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