1. Eurylochus - troublemaker of Odysseus's crew
2. Sisyphus - cheated death twice.
3. Agamemnon - famously distrustful of women
4. Circe - tells Odysseus's future
5. Hermes - advises Odysseus on how to not become a pig
6. Zeus - destroyss Odysseus's ship with a thunderbolt.
7. Poseidon - destroys Odysseus's raft with a storm
8. Aeolus - master of winds
9. Antiphates - king of the Laestrygonians
10. Nausicaa - Phaeacian princess
Answer:
<u>looking for other books that share the same topic</u>
Explanation:
The theme of a book is the subject that will be developed during the narrative, that is, it is the main subject that will serve as a basis for a story to be told. This theme can be family, friendship, depression, abandonment, solidarity, overcoming, among others.
Books that share the same topics are usually connected by the same theme. For this reason, if Denis wants to find the theme of the book he is reading, he can search for books that share the same topic to facilitate his search.
True because ignoring relevant background issues will make your writing less persuasive.
Answer: The Councils
Explanation:
This relates to the book, <em>The Anthem </em>by<em> Ayn Rand</em>. In this book, humans are going through another Dark Age of technological suppression and the powers that be have made it such that humans no longer have any individuality and they only refer to themselves in plural or collective terms.
Their jobs are assigned for them by the Council of Vocations and that of the Teacher who are meant to be just and were assigned by The Councils which carried the voice of justice.
