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Question Posted Tuesday March 13 2007, 6:42 pm

can someone explain the theme of cunning over strength to me from the odyssey?? you can find some stuff on it here [Link](Mouse over link to see full location) but i dont exactly understand it can someone explain it more detailedly and provide exampels. thank you.

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AuntieEm answered Tuesday March 13 2007, 8:28 pm:
if looking at the character of Odysseus (lets call him O)

then cunning vs. strength is that he uses his mind over force

i just finished reading the book...so basically

in the case of the Kyklopes, he couldnt very well kill him; he wasnt strong enough and they would have been trapped; so he used his mind. He devised a plan; poked out his eye; and used his intellegence to ride out on the Rams (or sheep i forget)

he used his mind over his muscles in order to get out

hope it helped...

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