Across
- 4. Her kidnapping by a Trojan prince was the start of the Trojan war (mythology explanation)
- 5. Excessive pride or arrogance
- 9. Zeus and his siblings, as well as Zeus's offspring.
- 11. Uses a large stone to trap Odysseus and his men in his cave.
- 12. An extended voyage or adventure
- 13. Symbolizes Odysseus's superior strength
- 14. Characters and Situations that occur over and over again in literature.
- 17. (2 words) Historic cause of the Trojan War.
- 20. Loving wife of Odysseus
- 22. Protagonist of The Odyssey.
- 23. Loyal swineherd who helps Odysseus.
- 26. Author of Theogony
- 27. Odysseus's son.
- 29. Offspring of the Primordial Gods; Zeus's parents were two of them.
- 30. They passed down simple, oral stories from generation to generation.
Down
- 1. Destroys Odysseus's ship with a lightning bolt.
- 2. One of the suitors; attempts to murder Telemachus.
- 3. Homeward journey
- 6. Occurs before the actual beginning of the story.
- 7. (3 words) Symbolizes the unmoving, solid love between Odysseus and Penelope.
- 8. Messenger God who helps Odysseus.
- 10. (3 words) Translates to "in the middle of things"
- 15. (2 words) Eating their fruit causes the person to forget all thoughts other than the fruit
- 16. Gods always in existince in Greek mythology (there were 4 of them)
- 18. Resembles a whirlpool and is very dangerous.
- 19. Starts off as a foe of Odysseus but eventually helps prepare him for the dangers that await him on his journey home.
- 21. (2 words) Larger than life figure who embodies the ideals of a nation.
- 24. Stories about gods, goddesses, heroes, and monsters that attempt to answer life's unanswerable questions.
- 25. 6-headed monster that lives in a cave up on a cliff.
- 26. Author of The Illiad
- 28. Celebrates the adventures of a hero; characterized by adventure and struggle
- 31. Goddess who helps Odysseus on multiple occasions.
- 32. Possess beautiful, but dangerous, singing voices.