Similes- 1. “The man sings like a god” (page 211) 2. “Out on a trading spree or roving the waves like pirates, C-wolves raiding at will, who risk their lives to plunder other men” (page 219)
Metaphor-
1. “They swung aboard at once, they sat to the oars in ranks and in rhythm churned the water white with stroke on stroke” (page 214) 2. “He was a piece of work, by god, a monster built live no mortal who ever supped on bread, no, like a shaggy peak, I’d say-a man mountain rearing head and shoulder over the world” (page 217)
Epithets-
1. “Teller of tales”- Odysseus 2. “God of the sea blue man who rocks the earth”- Poseidon 3. “One eyed no man”- Polyphemus
Personification-
1. “Lining up, both armies battled it out against our swift ships, both raked each other with hurtling bronze lances” (page 213) 2. “Now Zeus whose masses of the storm clouds hit the fleet with a north wind-a howling demonic gale, shrouding over the thunderheads the earth and sea at once-and night swept down from the sky and the ships went plunging head long on, our sails slashed to rags by the hurricanes blast” (page 213)
Imagery-
1. “There, for two nights, two days, we lay by, no let up, eating our hearts out, bent with pain and bone-tired” (page 213) 2. “No trampling of men to start them from their lairs, no hunters roughing it out on the woody ridges, stalking quarry, ever raid their haven” (page 215)

* Size and Location- in Polyphemus’s cave filled with cheese and other foods the men and Odysseus have been looking for due to their long journey. * Weather Conditions- It was a slight fog but cleared up to nothing but sun shine until the unexpected happened. Odysseus told Polyphemus who he was leading to a long journey back to Ithaca due to the major sea storms. * Main Industries- The main industries were cheese, sheep, and wool due to