English, 30.04.2021 18:30 sanchezgirl513

Question 18 (Mandatory) (4 points) Although the gods are responsible for the difficulty that Odysseus faces returning
from Troy, they are equally responsible for motivating and assisting Odysseus and
Telemachus in their respective travels. If not for their divine interference, neither
Odysseus nor Telemachus would have journeys to make.
Match the gods with the roles that they played in "The Odyssey".
initially hostile to
dysseus and his men and
attempts to turn them all to
pigs.
1 Athena
imprisons Odysseus on the
island for many years with
the intention to marry him.
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