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In a well -supported essay you will compare the version of events in The Odyssey to the modem adaptations of the characters in the Odyssey in the poems "Siren Song" and "An Ancient Gesture ". In your comparison consider how each writer depicts Odysseus's character as well as the other characters they mention How do both authors use the characters of the Odyssey to convey a theme ?

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