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Blackmer
Eng. 9, Per. ___
Fall 2016
Odyssey Character Interview
In pairs, you will introduce one of the gods, heroes, or monsters from Greek mythology (see the list below). One of you
will “be” the character; the other will “be” the interviewer.
1. Select a character from the list below (first come, first served).
2. Research the character on the internet and from books in class and the library.
3. Everything you learn about your character must become an asset, i.e., a positive trait. For example, if you find out that
your character Circe captured Odysseus’s men and turned them in to pigs, you may say that she has great magical
powers, is fond of bacon, and would be a good member of FFA.
4. (HOMEWORK): Type (in MLA format) a one-page minimum script of your interview to read/perform in front of
the class. Turn in the script to me for review.
5. Trade papers with another pair; peer review each other’s scripts.
6. (HOMEWORK) Type a final draft.
7. Finally, conduct the interview in front of the class.
Monsters
Scylla (Hamilton)
Charybdis
Polyphemus
and the Cyclopes (H, GG)
The Lotus Eaters (H)
The Sirens
Gods/Goddesses
Calypso
Circe
Hermes
Aeolus
Poseidon
Zeus
Athena
Helios
Hades
Heroes
Odysseus
Menelaos
Blackmer
Eng. 9, Per. ___
Fall 2016
Odyssey Character Interview
In pairs, you will introduce one of the gods, heroes, or monsters from Greek mythology (see the list below). One of you
will “be” the character; the other will “be” the interviewer.
1. Select a character from the list below (first come, first served).
2. Research the character on the internet and from books in class and the library.
3. Everything you learn about your character must become an asset, i.e., a positive trait. For example, if you find out that
your character Circe captured Odysseus’s men and turned them in to pigs, you may say that she has great magical
powers, is fond of bacon, and would be a good member of FFA.
4. (HOMEWORK): Type (in MLA format) a one-page minimum script of your interview to read/perform in front of
the class. Turn in the script to me for review.
5. Trade papers with another pair; peer review each other’s scripts.
6. (HOMEWORK) Type a final draft.
7. Finally, conduct the interview in front of the class.
Monsters
Scylla (Hamilton)
Charybdis
Polyphemus
and the Cyclopes (H, GG)
The Lotus Eaters (H)
The Sirens
Gods/Goddesses
Calypso
Circe
Hermes
Aeolus
Poseidon
Zeus
Athena
Helios
Hades
Heroes
Odysseus
Menelaos