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Odyssey
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Sumayan, Lea Jean S.
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I.
1. Characters
a. Characterization
 King Odysseus – The King of Ithaca, husband of Penelope and father of
Telemachus. He has the courage and excessive pride which caused him to suffer
on his way home.
 Penelope – The wife of Odysseus who remained faithful until the king`s return.
She has many suitors hoping to marry her and rule Ithaca.
 Anticlea – The mother of Odysseus who drowned herself into the sea for she
can no longer wait for her son to return.
 Telemachus – The son of Odyssseus and Penelope who had not seen yet his
father in 20 years. He is the prince of Ithaca who despises the suitors of his
mother.
 Athena – The goddess of wisdom and war who favors Odysseus. She
transformed Odysseus into an old beggar so no one could recognize him upon
his return to Ithaca.
 Poseidon – The god of the wild sea who punishes Odysseus and made him
suffer.
 Polyphemus – The giant one-eyed Cyclops, son of Poseidon who ate the other
crew members of Odysseus. He was blinded by Odysseus.
 Aeolus – The god of the winds who put some of the winds into a bag and gave it
to Odysseus to carry them home.
 Circe – The enchantress who turned the crew of Odysseus into animals.
Odysseus slept with her in exchange for the return of his crew to be human again.
 Hermes – The messenger of the gods.
 Calypso – She loves Odysseus and welcomes her home in an island and kept
the king as her captive hoping she could make him her husband.
 Alcinous – The good king of Phaecia who heared Odysseus` bad fate with the
gods. He provided him a ship to return to Ithaca.
 Nausicaa – The princess of Phaecia who found Odysseus laying in the shores.
 Achilles – The great warrior of Greece who fought with Odysseus during the
Trojan war.
b. Director
Andrey Konchalovskiy
2. Setting
a. Literal setting
 Ithaca, Greece
 Troy
 Sparta
 Island of the Cyclops
 Calypso`s island
 Circe`s land
 Phaecia
 Underworld
b. Psychological setting
 Rage – the anger of Poseidon which made Odysseus suffer.
 Love – it is the state he`s in when Penelope bore a son.
 Success – it is the state when Odysseus have finally arrived home. The long wait
is over.
 Betrayal – Odysseus felt betrayed when his crew curiously opened the bag full of
winds that caused the winds to blew their ship away.
c. Mode of the movie
The mode of the movie was about the sufferings that Odysseus has to endure. It is a
journey cursed by the gods.
3. Plot
Penelope, wife of king Odysseus bore a child named Telemachus. Odysseus was so
happy that time for he has been blessed by the gods with a son. The child haven`t
reached one year old yet when the king left home to join the expedition against the
Trojans which is led by king Agamemnon. During the years in Trojan war, Achilles
fought with him but Achilles died soon enough. The Greeks won the battle after 10
years. After the war, Odysseus defied Poseidon, god of the wild sea. He did not realize
that the god was in favor with him. Poseidon got mad at him so it made him suffer.
While on their journey towards Ithaca, they saw nothing but thick fogs. At last, they
saw a land and they eventually went to it. They entered a cave and ate cheese inside.
Later, they found out that the cave belongs to Polyphemus, the one-eyed giant Cyclops
who ate two of the crew members. For king Odysseus and his companions to escape,
they have thought of a way to blind the giant so he will open the door. They have
succeeded but Poseidon got even mad for what they have done since Polyphemus is
the god`s youngest son.
As they kept on sailing, Odysseus stopped to fetch water for them to drink. This time,
he met Aeolus, god of the winds who put much winds in a bag and gave it to Odysseus.
The wind god told him not to open the bag until they reach home. The god helped them
to sail directly to Ithaca. The men were so curious about what`s inside the bag. They
thought it was treasure. For once, they saw Ithaca but one of the crews opened the bag
while Odysseus was having a good nap. As they opened it, the winds blew up which
caused a great storm and blew their ship away from Ithaca. They are lost now.
In an island where they wish to find food, some of the crew were turned into animals.
Odysseus saw his crews as animals and he met Circe to have them back. On his way
through Circe`s palace, Hermes gave him something to eat so he wouldn`t turn into an
animal after meeting the goddess. The king slept with her and the crew members took a
good rest for 5 days inside which is equivalent to 5 years outside her kingdom. Circe
told him to go the Underworld so he could talk to Teiresias and speak about his fate.
Odysseus hurries and goes to Hades and found out on his way that his mother ended
her own life for he can no longer wait for the return of Odysseus.
From the Underworld, the men reached a land where there is a three-headed
creature that eats them. As they exit the cave, the waters suddenly opened and
swallowed the crews including the ship, except Odysseus. Now he is alone. He was
carried by winds into Calypso`s island and stayed there for more years as she thought
that she can make Odysseus as her husband. But Zeus was against this because it is
not the fate of the king.
From Calypso`s island, the wild sea brought Odysseus to the land of Phaecia. He
met the king who provided him a ship and stuff to Ithaca. But the men who go with
Odysseus betrayed him. They stole the ship and left Odysseus in the shores of the
familiar land. He found his old home where Eumaeus took care of the sheeps. This was
the moment when he met his son.
Wondering if Penelope have been loyal to him, Athena transformed him into an old
beggar only Telemachus could know him. This is for him to witness what the suitors
have been trying to do while in their palace and how Penelope have longed for his
husband to return.
As Odysseus returned home still disguised, he was treated poorly by the suitors and
other guests. The time came, Odysseus stringed his bow and brought back his
appearance. He and his son killed all of the suitors who tried to steal his kingdom. King
Odysseus met Penelope and they had a happy ending together.
4. Conflict
The problem in the story was when Odysseus disobeyed Poseidon instead of
thanking the god. Another problem also is when the king blinded Polyphemus, son of
Poseidon which made the god mad and decide to let Odysseus suffer on his way to
Ithaca.
5. Climax
The climax of the story aroused when Odysseus reached home. He was in disguise
so the suitors couldn`t identify him. He was trreated poorly by the men. Time came
when it was time for Penelope to choose one of them in one condition. They should
string Odysseus`s bow. Even his son cant`t do it. In the end, the lost but have returned
king was able to string his bow and killed the suitors with the help of Telemachus.
6. Resolution or denoument
The resolution takes place when he killed all the suitors and finally embraced
Penelope in his arms. He finally had his world and his love with him. Together they live
happily after not seeing for about 20 years.
II. Summary
Oddyseus, king of Ithaca went to join the Trojan war for 10 years. Upon his return,
Poseidon made him suffer and made it longer for him to reach home. He had wandered
and was even lost. He met other gods who helped him, some of them cursed him. He
lost his crew members and his ship so he has to float endlessly in Poseidon`s sea
where there is rage. He wondered if when will he die. But it is not his fate to die. His fate
is to suffer for he had defied the god. For 20 years, he had eventually reached home
and killed all the men who tried to steal his kingdom and take his place. In the end, king
Odysseus and his family lived together.
III.
1. What does the movie teach me?
The movie taught me not to defy the gods. Some gods helped us through our
journey so we should be thankful enough and honor them. It also taught me that there
are circumstances that would define how brave are we to fight those battles despite the
sufferings we may encounter. Odysseus displayed a great courage that even his crew
were so loyal to him. Besides, what people need these days is real courage that would
take them to where they dreamed to be.
2. To whom will I recommend the movie?
I will recommend the movie to everyone so that they will be able to witness the
journey of Odysseus and how he had survived despite the sufferings made for him by
Poseidon, the god of the wild sea.
3. If I would like to end the story, what would it be?
If I would like to end the story, I wont make major changes. I want Odysseus to let
his son kill all the suitors without his help. With this, we can then prove that Telemachus
is as brave as his father even though he havent seen his father for a long time. I would
still make it a happy ending for the family.

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Synopsis of the Movie Odyssey

  • 1. Synopsis of the movie Odyssey Prepared by: Sumayan, Lea Jean S. BTTE 3 Food Technology
  • 2. I. 1. Characters a. Characterization  King Odysseus – The King of Ithaca, husband of Penelope and father of Telemachus. He has the courage and excessive pride which caused him to suffer on his way home.  Penelope – The wife of Odysseus who remained faithful until the king`s return. She has many suitors hoping to marry her and rule Ithaca.  Anticlea – The mother of Odysseus who drowned herself into the sea for she can no longer wait for her son to return.  Telemachus – The son of Odyssseus and Penelope who had not seen yet his father in 20 years. He is the prince of Ithaca who despises the suitors of his mother.  Athena – The goddess of wisdom and war who favors Odysseus. She transformed Odysseus into an old beggar so no one could recognize him upon his return to Ithaca.  Poseidon – The god of the wild sea who punishes Odysseus and made him suffer.  Polyphemus – The giant one-eyed Cyclops, son of Poseidon who ate the other crew members of Odysseus. He was blinded by Odysseus.  Aeolus – The god of the winds who put some of the winds into a bag and gave it to Odysseus to carry them home.  Circe – The enchantress who turned the crew of Odysseus into animals. Odysseus slept with her in exchange for the return of his crew to be human again.  Hermes – The messenger of the gods.  Calypso – She loves Odysseus and welcomes her home in an island and kept the king as her captive hoping she could make him her husband.  Alcinous – The good king of Phaecia who heared Odysseus` bad fate with the gods. He provided him a ship to return to Ithaca.  Nausicaa – The princess of Phaecia who found Odysseus laying in the shores.  Achilles – The great warrior of Greece who fought with Odysseus during the Trojan war. b. Director Andrey Konchalovskiy 2. Setting a. Literal setting  Ithaca, Greece  Troy  Sparta  Island of the Cyclops  Calypso`s island  Circe`s land  Phaecia  Underworld
  • 3. b. Psychological setting  Rage – the anger of Poseidon which made Odysseus suffer.  Love – it is the state he`s in when Penelope bore a son.  Success – it is the state when Odysseus have finally arrived home. The long wait is over.  Betrayal – Odysseus felt betrayed when his crew curiously opened the bag full of winds that caused the winds to blew their ship away. c. Mode of the movie The mode of the movie was about the sufferings that Odysseus has to endure. It is a journey cursed by the gods. 3. Plot Penelope, wife of king Odysseus bore a child named Telemachus. Odysseus was so happy that time for he has been blessed by the gods with a son. The child haven`t reached one year old yet when the king left home to join the expedition against the Trojans which is led by king Agamemnon. During the years in Trojan war, Achilles fought with him but Achilles died soon enough. The Greeks won the battle after 10 years. After the war, Odysseus defied Poseidon, god of the wild sea. He did not realize that the god was in favor with him. Poseidon got mad at him so it made him suffer. While on their journey towards Ithaca, they saw nothing but thick fogs. At last, they saw a land and they eventually went to it. They entered a cave and ate cheese inside. Later, they found out that the cave belongs to Polyphemus, the one-eyed giant Cyclops who ate two of the crew members. For king Odysseus and his companions to escape, they have thought of a way to blind the giant so he will open the door. They have succeeded but Poseidon got even mad for what they have done since Polyphemus is the god`s youngest son. As they kept on sailing, Odysseus stopped to fetch water for them to drink. This time, he met Aeolus, god of the winds who put much winds in a bag and gave it to Odysseus. The wind god told him not to open the bag until they reach home. The god helped them to sail directly to Ithaca. The men were so curious about what`s inside the bag. They thought it was treasure. For once, they saw Ithaca but one of the crews opened the bag while Odysseus was having a good nap. As they opened it, the winds blew up which caused a great storm and blew their ship away from Ithaca. They are lost now. In an island where they wish to find food, some of the crew were turned into animals. Odysseus saw his crews as animals and he met Circe to have them back. On his way through Circe`s palace, Hermes gave him something to eat so he wouldn`t turn into an animal after meeting the goddess. The king slept with her and the crew members took a good rest for 5 days inside which is equivalent to 5 years outside her kingdom. Circe told him to go the Underworld so he could talk to Teiresias and speak about his fate. Odysseus hurries and goes to Hades and found out on his way that his mother ended her own life for he can no longer wait for the return of Odysseus. From the Underworld, the men reached a land where there is a three-headed creature that eats them. As they exit the cave, the waters suddenly opened and swallowed the crews including the ship, except Odysseus. Now he is alone. He was
  • 4. carried by winds into Calypso`s island and stayed there for more years as she thought that she can make Odysseus as her husband. But Zeus was against this because it is not the fate of the king. From Calypso`s island, the wild sea brought Odysseus to the land of Phaecia. He met the king who provided him a ship and stuff to Ithaca. But the men who go with Odysseus betrayed him. They stole the ship and left Odysseus in the shores of the familiar land. He found his old home where Eumaeus took care of the sheeps. This was the moment when he met his son. Wondering if Penelope have been loyal to him, Athena transformed him into an old beggar only Telemachus could know him. This is for him to witness what the suitors have been trying to do while in their palace and how Penelope have longed for his husband to return. As Odysseus returned home still disguised, he was treated poorly by the suitors and other guests. The time came, Odysseus stringed his bow and brought back his appearance. He and his son killed all of the suitors who tried to steal his kingdom. King Odysseus met Penelope and they had a happy ending together. 4. Conflict The problem in the story was when Odysseus disobeyed Poseidon instead of thanking the god. Another problem also is when the king blinded Polyphemus, son of Poseidon which made the god mad and decide to let Odysseus suffer on his way to Ithaca. 5. Climax The climax of the story aroused when Odysseus reached home. He was in disguise so the suitors couldn`t identify him. He was trreated poorly by the men. Time came when it was time for Penelope to choose one of them in one condition. They should string Odysseus`s bow. Even his son cant`t do it. In the end, the lost but have returned king was able to string his bow and killed the suitors with the help of Telemachus. 6. Resolution or denoument The resolution takes place when he killed all the suitors and finally embraced Penelope in his arms. He finally had his world and his love with him. Together they live happily after not seeing for about 20 years. II. Summary Oddyseus, king of Ithaca went to join the Trojan war for 10 years. Upon his return, Poseidon made him suffer and made it longer for him to reach home. He had wandered and was even lost. He met other gods who helped him, some of them cursed him. He lost his crew members and his ship so he has to float endlessly in Poseidon`s sea where there is rage. He wondered if when will he die. But it is not his fate to die. His fate is to suffer for he had defied the god. For 20 years, he had eventually reached home
  • 5. and killed all the men who tried to steal his kingdom and take his place. In the end, king Odysseus and his family lived together. III. 1. What does the movie teach me? The movie taught me not to defy the gods. Some gods helped us through our journey so we should be thankful enough and honor them. It also taught me that there are circumstances that would define how brave are we to fight those battles despite the sufferings we may encounter. Odysseus displayed a great courage that even his crew were so loyal to him. Besides, what people need these days is real courage that would take them to where they dreamed to be. 2. To whom will I recommend the movie? I will recommend the movie to everyone so that they will be able to witness the journey of Odysseus and how he had survived despite the sufferings made for him by Poseidon, the god of the wild sea. 3. If I would like to end the story, what would it be? If I would like to end the story, I wont make major changes. I want Odysseus to let his son kill all the suitors without his help. With this, we can then prove that Telemachus is as brave as his father even though he havent seen his father for a long time. I would still make it a happy ending for the family.