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Odysseus Is a Static Character in the Odyssey by Homer

In this analytical essay, a student argues that Odysseus from the Odyssey by Homer is a static character. The student provides examples to show how Odysseus begins and ends the story as a clever and strong-minded individual.
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Angela's feedback:

"You make a fair case for why Odysseus is a static character in the Odyssey, and you chose some good examples to illustrate how he is a clever and strong-minded individual. From here, your essay would benefit from a thorough edit to take care of writing convention errors. For example, run-on sentences such as the first sentence of the essay and sentence fragments such as the one that begins “Although people may say” should be recast for clarity and to improve the flow of your writing. The title of an epic poem should be consistently capitalized, and there are repeated instances where the possessive form of a word is needed (e.g., “Odysseus’s adventures”). The word “witness” should not be capitalized when it appears in the middle of a sentence. Other grammar errors include the use of “plane” instead of “plan” and “through” instead of “throws.”"

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