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In The Odyssey, love is portrayed through the relationships between characters such as Odysseus and Penelope, Telemachus and his parents, and the bonds between friends like Odysseus and his companions. Love is shown through loyalty, devotion, and the enduring connection between individuals even in the face of trials and hardships.
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In the odyssey who is the goddess of love?
Aphrodite.
Define Charles I?
love
What is an epic text?
I'm not completely sure how to define it, but some famous epics include 'The Iliad' and 'The Odyssey' by Homer.
What is The Odyssey a book by a Greek writer Homer about?
The Odyssey is about Odyssey(a greek hero) and his adventures.Is about 10 years...is about the Trojan war,about his love of his country and it's amazing!It has got a lot of fantasy,love,war and is just AMAZING!Everyone should read it!
Define what is love?
love is a feeling that you fell that you never felt before
How will you define love figuratively?
love is a flower. it grows, it blooms and eventually it dies.
Is material the right way to define one love?
No material is not the right way to define on love... Love will come in time with that special someone. Material things only complicate things even more
Characteristics of epic found in the odyssey?
faithfullness, being wise, love to others, bravery
How does the Bible define God's love?
I believe the word is "unconditional".
Do married man really love his lover?
Define "lover".
What is love how do you define love?
Love is hard to define, many people define it in many different ways. I think love is that feeling you get when you see that special someone and your tummy does 5000 flips and you smile non-stop and you cant help but want to be near them or with them all the time. Just hearing there name makes you smile and you want to always be with them because just seeing them makes your day so much better. That's love.
Is define a verb or a noun?
"Define" is a verb. ex: "How does one define love?"; "She has well defined features." "Definition" is the associated noun.
