Refer to p.8 of syllabus for guidelines to the subject of the paper: encounters with individuals. I suggest you pick three encounters for Dante and three for Odysseus from the list below, consulting the readings. Then explain what goes on in each encounter and what the parties gain (or lose from them. Look them up on the Internet if you have trouble following the story. You also must mention the exact # Book and line #'s of Odyssey or Canto and line #'s of Inferno where encounters took place; also only one encounter from any one book of the Odyssey or canto of the Inferno. Some suggested encounters of Odysseus Book 5: Calypso (nymph goddess) Book 6: Nausicaa (princess of Phaecia), beginning Book 9: Cyclops (Polyphemus), line 215 Book 10: Hermes, line 275: Circe (witch-goddess), line 309 Book 11: Anticlea (the sha e of his mother), line 150 Book 11: Agamemnon (Stade of commander of Greek army), line 400 Book 16: Telemachus (son, reunites with after returning to Ithaca), line 215 Book 23: Penelope (his wife) Some Suggested Encounters of Dante Canto 1, Virgil Canto V: Paolo and Francesca (adulterers), line 73 Canto VI: Classe (glutton), line 49 Canto VIII: Filippo Argenti. (wrathful), line 31 Canto X: Cavalcante, line 52; or Earinata. (Atheists or Epicureans), line 30 Canto XIII: Pier della Viana (suicide), line 22 Canto XIV: Caraneus (blasphemy), line 43 Canto XV: Latini (sodomy) Canto XXIV: Vanoi Eucci (thievery, sacrilege), line 124 Canto XXVIII: Bertrand de Born (sower of discord), line 112 Canto XXX: Master Adam (falsifier-counterfeiter), line 58 Canto XXXII (from line 124) and XXXI: Ugolioa (treachery) Refer to p.8 of syllabus for guidelines to the subject of the paper: encounters with individuals. I suggest you pick three encounters for Dante and three for Odysseus from the list below, consulting the readings. Then explain what goes on in each encounter and what the parties gain (or lose from them. Look them up on the Internet if you have trouble following the story. You also must mention the exact # Book and line #'s of Odyssey or Canto and line #'s of Inferno where encounters took place; also only one encounter from any one book of the Odyssey or canto of the Inferno. Some suggested encounters of Odysseus Book 5: Calypso (nymph goddess) Book 6: Nausicaa (princess of Phaecia), beginning Book 9: Cyclops (Polyphemus), line 215 Book 10: Hermes, line 275: Circe (witch-goddess), line 309 Book 11: Anticlea (the sha e of his mother), line 150 Book 11: Agamemnon (Stade of commander of Greek army), line 400 Book 16: Telemachus (son, reunites with after returning to Ithaca), line 215 Book 23: Penelope (his wife) Some Suggested Encounters of Dante Canto 1, Virgil Canto V: Paolo and Francesca (adulterers), line 73 Canto VI: Classe (glutton), line 49 Canto VIII: Filippo Argenti. (wrathful), line 31 Canto X: Cavalcante, line 52; or Earinata. (Atheists or Epicureans), line 30 Canto XIII: Pier della Viana (suicide), line 22 Canto XIV: Caraneus (blasphemy), line 43 Canto XV: Latini (sodomy) Canto XXIV: Vanoi Eucci (thievery, sacrilege), line 124 Canto XXVIII: Bertrand de Born (sower of discord), line 112 Canto XXX: Master Adam (falsifier-counterfeiter), line 58 Canto XXXII (from line 124) and XXXI: Ugolioa (treachery)