Odyssey Essay Re-Write Mini-Lessons

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"I am one man; how can I whip those dogs? / They are always here in force. Neither / is that the end of it, there's more to come. / If by the will of Zeus and by your will / I killed them all, where could I go for safety? / Tell me that!" (20.44-49).
"My mother says I am his son; I know not / Surely. Who has known his own engendering? / I wish at least I had some happy man / as father, growing old in his own house -- / but unknown death and silence are the fate / of him that , since you ask they call my father" (1.258-264).
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