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Which best describes the conflict between Odysseus and Antinous?
A.
Odysseus, upon hearing the song of the Sirens, demands that Antinous untie him, but Antinous continues to row and refuses Odysseus's command.
B.
Odysseus, dressed as a beggar, asks for alms from Antinous, who refuses and strikes Odysseus with a chair, but Odysseus does not fall.
C.
Antinous disobeys Odysseus's order not to slay the cattle of the Sun, and Odysseus is forced to exile Antinous for his disobedience.
D.
<span>Antinous demands that Odysseus leave Penelope and his young son Telemachus to fight in the war, and though Odysseus resists at first, he finally agrees to go.
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<span>Odysseus, dressed as a beggar, ASKs for alms from Antinous, WHO Refuses Odysseus and strikes with a chair, but does not fall Odysseus.</span>
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People who pressure Scout into "being a lady" could be Aunt Alexandra, the ladies of Maycomb, Miss Stephanie Crawford, and maybe even Mrs. Dubose. Atticus does not apply the same pressure because he wants his children to be who they are, not who they are supposed to be.
Basil Hallward and Lord Henry Wotton act as the "angel" and the "devil" on Dorian's shoulders throughout the novel. Basil is a kind artists, who only wishes to create the perfect art-piece in Dorian's honor, thinking him to be one of the most beautiful people there are. He also serves to keep Dorian on the right track, and to show him what the true values should be.
On the other hand, Wotton is a decadent aristocrat who only wishes to show Dorian there is more to life than he thinks. He introduces him to hedonism, and tells him that he should experience everything he can. Under his influence, Dorian loses his former self and falls deeper and deeper in decadence, ultimately destroying his life. <span />
Shakespeare sourced his plots and characters from historical accounts and classical texts.
Main Shakespeare Sources:
Giovanni Boccaccio
This Italian prose and poetry writer published a collection of stories entitled the Decameron in the mid-fourteenth century. It is believed that, in parts, Shakespeare would have had to work from the original Italian.
Source for: All’s Well That Ends Well, Cymbeline and The Two Gentlemen of Verona.
Arthur Brooke
Although the plot behind Romeo and Juliet was well-known in Shakespeare’s time, it is believed that Shakespeare primarily worked from Brooke’s 1562 poem entitled The Tragical History of Romeos and Juliet.
Source for: Romeo and Juliet
Saxo Grammaticus
In around 1200 AD, Saxo Grammaticus wrote Gesta Danorum (or “Deeds of the Danes”) which chronicled Denmark’s Kings and told the story of Amleth – the real-life Hamlet! You will notice that Hamlet is an anagram of Amleth. It is believed that Shakespeare would have had to work from the original Latin.
Source for: Hamlet
Raphael Holinshed
Holinshed’s Chronicles records the history of England, Scotland, and Ireland and became Shakespeare’s primary source for his historical plays. However, it should be noted that Shakespeare did not set out to create historically accurate accounts – he reshaped history for dramatic purposes and to play into the prejudices of his audience
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