What are you reading? And what part of the reading?
Answer:
From whose perspective is the poem told?
an observer’s
What is the perspective at the beginning of the poem?
The speaker feels content about the scene.
What shift in perspective is evident at the end?
The speaker becomes reflective and remorseful.
Explanation:
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Answer:
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Odysseus identifies himself to gloat and shows the trait of hubris that almost leads to his downfall. He also speaks his real name to further his legend, and to warn others of his strength and power
