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Page 1: May 1 2013

Get out your Journals.

You also need a textbook

May 1 2013

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29 April 2013JOURNAL: How do you feel when you get

lost…either figuratively or literally? Who do you look to for help? What emotions do you experience when you are lost? Please journal about a time when you have been lost and what happened to you.

[Reminder: Journal should be at least half a page long and goes on the LEFT page! Do not copy the prompt. Notes go on the RIGHT]

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The Epic Cycle1. Quest (or Call) – usually by a higher power2. Test of the hero’s skills3. Mythical/animal/human helpers4. A main antagonist (usually supernatural)5. The hero visits the underworld and/or world of the gods6. A low point – the hero questions ability to finish the task7. A resurrection – either from death or a dead-like state of

mind, or a discovery of someone believed to have been dead

8. A restoration (ex: King restored to throne)

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Epithet• Homer uses a noun/proper noun and a

descriptor/adjective to describe that noun.

• Example: the rosy-fingered dawn

• Example: swift-footed Achilles

• Create an epithet for a classmate or yourself.

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In medis ria• A Latin term meaning “in the middle of

things”

• Refers to the technique of starting a story “in the middle of things” and then using flashbacks and storytelling to explain what happened earlier

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Cyclops Comic Strip• Create a six-panel full-color comic strip detailing the

adventures of Odysseus and his men on the island of the Cyclops

• Each panel represents one of the six points on the plot line: – Exposition (introductory information)– Inciting moment (the event that starts the drama)– Rising action (the events that lead to the climax)– Climax (the biggest, most important moment)– Falling action (the events that happen after the climax)– Resolution (how it all ends)

• Each panel has text below it showing what part of the story it is – direct quotation from text with line # in parentheses after it (45-47)

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Cyclops Comic Strip• Create a six-panel full-color comic strip detailing the

adventures of Odysseus and his men on the island of the Cyclops

• Each panel represents one of the six points on the plot line: – Exposition (introductory information)– Inciting moment (the event that starts the drama)– Rising action (the events that lead to the climax)– Climax (the biggest, most important moment)– Falling action (the events that happen after the climax)– Resolution (how it all ends)

• Each panel has text below it showing what part of the story it is – direct quotation from text with line # in parentheses after it (45-47)

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• Journal: What characteristics does a civilized society have? What would you consider an uncivil society? What do you think the word savage means and suggests about a person? Why do you think that giants, ogres, and other large mythical creatures are often characterized as ignorant and savage?