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When a poet asks for help when telling a story, it is referred to as invoking the muse. This tradition dates back to ancient times when poets would call upon the muses, who were considered goddesses of inspiration in Greek mythology, to assist them in their creative endeavors.
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Which choice tells what comes in the odyssey?
an invocation, in which the poet asks for help in telling the story.
Which choice tells what comes first in the Odyssey?
an invocation, in which the poet asks for help in telling the story.
Who does homer call upon to help him begin telling the story?
muses
How does The Odyssey begin?
Homer's epic, The Odyssey, begins with the invocation, in which the poet asks the Muse for help in telling the story. The story starts on mount Olympus, with an entreaty of Athena to Zeus, her father, asking him to aid Odysseus in escaping Calypso's island and gaining his long overdue homecoming.
How do media use telling details to help audiences better connects with a story?
By using small details that help the story come alive.
Why were animals used in story telling throughout history?
they wre used to help
The ending of lady in the water?
A lady from "Narf" named Story escape successfully from the our world to her's by help of "the eagle "called "The Great Eatlon" as telling in old stories....
What is the point of view of the book 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid'?
1st person because Greg is telling the story. glad to help you out
What is the story with talking animals telling stories to two kids a boy and a girl to help them with situations?
Adventures from the Book of Virtues
What is the point of view of the book diary of a wimpy kid?
1st person because Greg is telling the story. glad to help you out
How do you write a story about helping someone in need?
It depends on whether it is a true story or not. If it is, just pretend you're telling the story to a friend and write down what you'd say.If you're making up the story, invent a few characters - one to do the helping, one who needs the help, and maybe a friend or two for each character. Next, figure out why the character needs help and what the other character can do to help. Pick a setting for your story and arrange the scenes in some sort of order that makes sense. Then, pretend you're telling your story to a friend and write down what you'd say.
Where in the Bible is the story of the lamp and the oil?
There is a story about God telling the keeper of the oil that if he gives it all away he will no longer be able to help anyone. I believe it's Old Testament.
