wishes he'd died in battle at Troy.
wishes he died in battle
He sent storms and contrary winds to inhibit their journey home.
Yes, in Book 9 of The Odyssey, Odysseus recounts the story of his encounter with the storm sent by Zeus that led to his being shipwrecked on the island of the Cyclops Polyphemus. This event plays a significant role in shaping Odysseus's journey and experiences throughout the epic.
There are different versions of the story.In Homer's Odyssey:Odysseus and his crew had blinded Poseidon's son, the Cyclops Polyphemus and then taunted Polyphemus afterwards. Polyphemus prayed to his father for revenge on Odysseus.In other versions, including the Odyssey movie: Odysseus had believed he defeated Troy without the help of the gods. So Poseidon wanted Odysseus to learn that man is nothing without the gods. Especially because it was he who had sent the sea serpent to kill the soothsayer who told the Trojans to burn the wooden horse.Poseidon was angry at Odysseus because Odysseus blinded Poseidon's son, Polyphemus, who was a cyclops.
Odysseus went to Ithaca where he was traveling with the Phaeacians, when they dropped them on the island of Ithaca because Poseidon was mad that they were helping some one that he did not like. so they dropped him there!if you do some research you will find the answer!!
The animals which Odysseus was warned not to harm were the sacred cattle and the sacred sheep. However, the men who were traveling with Odysseus did not heed the warning and slaughtered many of the animals. In retaliation Zeus sent a massive storm which called everyone except Odysseus.
Poseidon was a son of Cronos, who was Oceanus' brother. Circe, according to some accounts was one of the Oceanids, one of Oceanus's daughters. This makes Poseidon and Circe cousins and both direct descendants of the titans. In Homer's story of the Odyssey, Circe aided Odysseus on his epic journey to return home to Ithaca while Poseidon opposed his return out of revenge for Odysseus having killed his son, the Cyclops Polyphemus. In this indirect way, Circe opposes Poseidon, but in the story, there is no mention of their direct enmity. I think if Poseidon found out Circe had helped Odysseus, Poseidon would have been extremely annoyed with her and perhaps would have even sent earthquakes and storms to her island.
Odysseus describes the storm as a raging tempest sent by the gods to punish him for blinding the Cyclops Polyphemus. He recounts how the wind howled and the waves crashed against his ship, making it nearly impossible to steer and causing great fear and despair among his men.
Poseidon`s response is he sent Laocoon to Troy.
Reception tends to decrease during a storm due to interference between satellites. The clouds block satellites making it difficult for them to pick up the radio waves being sent out.
Yes you run out of oxygen you will automatically be sent to Poseidon's temple underwater.
Hermes, the messenger god who was sent by Zeus.