Alliteration pretty obvious lol
Answer:
the themes in The Star Beast are, human hypocrisy, pride and cowardice.
Explanation:
hypocrisy: priests should advocate peace and forgiveness, however, the priest in the star Beast treated the beast ruthlessly when it says formulas have nothing to do with religion.
pride: humans don't want to be seen as at the same level as the beast. they think it's just a beast because of its appearance.
cowardice: the humans act cowardly, trying to deceive themselves into thinking that nothing can be superior to humans as they are animals of the highest wisdom and intelligence.
The pot is from an antiquity when all pots and vases were handmade
This is from Homer's The Odyssey, correct?
If so then the protagonist is Odysseus, who is saying those lines. Circe was another character who informed Odysseus to plug his ears with wax and have his men tie him to a mast when they passed the Sirens cove. Scylla and Charybdis are two monsters they come across next. After they reach an island, <span>Eurylochus is another character who betrays the team. Zeus punishes the crew after they slaughter sacred cattle. </span>
