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3 years ago
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Why does most of the odyssey, part 1, qualify as a flashback?

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leva [86]3 years ago
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<span>Because it's a reminder of fictional events who were allegedly happening in the past. They start reminiscing the time where the Gods were deciding the return of Odysseus, and then in futher chapters he recalls all of his adventures</span>
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