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Who noticed Telemachus' tears and said he looked like Odyseus?
Telemachus was the son of Odysseus and Penelope. It was Helen of Troy who noticed the tears of Telemachus and told him that he looked like Odysseus.
Who notices Telemachus's tears and said he looked like Odysseus?
Helen
Why were Odysseus eyes always filled with tears?
because he missed the gods.
Why does the bow bring Penelope to tears?
The bow reminds Penelope of her missing husband, Odysseus, and stirs up emotions of longing and sorrow for him. It symbolizes the absence and uncertainty of his return, leading her to tears as she ponders his fate and their future.
How does Odysseus react when the minstrel sings about Troy?
Odysseus becomes emotional and sheds tears when the minstrel sings about Troy because it reminds him of the hardships he faced during the Trojan War and his longing to return home to Ithaca. The memories of the war and the loss of his comrades evoke strong emotions in Odysseus.
What is a brief summary of The Odyssey?
The Odyssey started after Troy fell and Odysseus was cursed by the gods that he would find it hard to reach his home Ithaca. Poseidon was most angered by Odysseus' arrogance that the victory over Troy was due to him. The god made it impossible for Odysseus and his men to sail through the seas and they encountered various monsters (Cyclops, Scylla, Charybdis) and temptresses (Circe, Calypso) who were all bent on killing him and his men and or delaying him. After years of suffering Athena and the gods finally relented and allowed him to finally return home. Upon reaching Ithaca he learned that his wife Penelope was being woed by a number of randy suitors who laid waste to his palace. He and his son Telemachus devised a plan to overcome the suitors by making a contest on whomever could string the arrow inside 12 rings.
What does the word Superfluous mean in this sentence The tears that clung to her face looked superfluous now?
This sentence can be best explained with an example. 'Save him, doctor!' she exclaimed. Fearing the worst, she started to cry uncontrollably. After five minutes of no response, no signs of life, her friend took a deep breath and opened his eyes. ... The tears that clung to her face looked superfluous now.
How does the group manage to stop crying in time for dinner in the odyssey?
In the Odyssey, Odysseus tells a tragic story that moves the group to tears. Before dinner, Odysseus strategically shifts the conversation to happier topics, distracting and comforting them, allowing the group to stop crying and proceed with the meal.
What does it mean by Odysseus cried into his mantle?
When Odysseus cried into his mantle, it means that he was concealing his tears by burying his face in his cloak. This action allowed him to express his emotions without others seeing his vulnerable state. It's a way of privately mourning or showing distress without drawing attention to oneself.
2 quotes in which Odysseus wants to returns home?
"Let there be no more tears for me from you or from my comrades. I must see the day of my return." "My home is the rocky island of Ithaca. There, I long to return and embrace my wife and son once more."
Where are tears made?
tears are made from salt and water but you can run out of tears
I've been crying a lot lately and I have noticed my face is clear and soft but before crying I had pimples on my cheek and now they are magically gone. Is it a coincidence or do tears clear skin?
Tears do contain salt in them, but it is more likely you are going through hormone changes that can be caused by PMS; during menstrual cycle; perimenopause (can happen from 40 years and up) to menopause (ceasing of menstrual cycles.) It is highly unlikely the tears healed the pimples and your hormone balance is back in place now.
