Aristotle's Criticism of the Odyssey

1) The claims Aristotle makes on "The Odyssey" is that the Odyssey is jealously watched by Poseidon and he is a man who is absent from home.

2)I was surprised by what happened in their situations. I want to see what will they do to resolve this.

3) We read this to improve our knowledge and help us to learn new things. We listen to them because some stories we can reflect on. The experience of hearing stories we know that will end is to understand new things and use it as something we can reflect on.

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