As objectively as possible
All of the following are elements of an epic poem except that "<span>c. The involvement of the supernatural is never used in the story" since some of the greatest epics, like the Odyssey, have contained supernatural elements. </span>
Answer:
Penelope describes to Odysseus a dream that she has had in which an eagle swoops down upon her twenty pet geese and kills them all; it then perches on her roof and, in a human voice, says that he is her husband who has just put her lovers to death.
I hope this helps. I learned this last year and think that this is right.
In what way is the theme in this
excerpt from "The Lady of Shalott" by Alfred, Lord Tennyson similar
to the theme of the poem "Ulysses"? The answer is Both poems explore the idea of pursuing new
experiences.
He is knowledgeable about his island and wants to share his knowledge. APEX
