Zeus
- Created by: Jack Old
- Created on: 07-02-13 11:28
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- Zeus
- Where did he appear in the book?
- At the beginning of the fifth book, when forfilling Athena's wishes.
- After speaking to Athena, Zeus grants her wishes by ordering Calypso to release Odysseus from her island but does this through Hermes, and not as a personal message.
- Calypso is reluctant to do this.
- She may not want to do this as she is a desendent of the Titans and Zeus is an Olympian. This means she may not have much respect for Zeus as he and the other Olympians overthrew the Titans in a great battle.
- Because it is not a personal message, Calypso may not wish to do this because she does not believe Hermes.
- Calypso is reluctant to do this.
- After speaking to Athena, Zeus grants her wishes by ordering Calypso to release Odysseus from her island but does this through Hermes, and not as a personal message.
- At the beginning of the fifth book, when forfilling Athena's wishes.
- What affect did he have on the people within the book?
- After speaking to Athena, Zeus grants her wishes by ordering Calypso to release Odysseus from her island but does this through Hermes, and not as a personal message.
- Calypso is reluctant to do this.
- She may not want to do this as she is a desendent of the Titans and Zeus is an Olympian. This means she may not have much respect for Zeus as he and the other Olympians overthrew the Titans in a great battle.
- Because it is not a personal message, Calypso may not wish to do this because she does not believe Hermes.
- Calypso is reluctant to do this.
- After speaking to Athena, Zeus grants her wishes by ordering Calypso to release Odysseus from her island but does this through Hermes, and not as a personal message.
- Where did he appear in the book?
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