"The Adventures of Ulysses."

A hero is a man who is endowed with great endurance and strength and favored by the gods. In the story The Adventures of Ulysses, by Bernard Evslin, the character of Ulysses describes the qualities of a hero. Ulysses displays the characteristics of bravery, intelligence, and strength. The protagonist in the story performs umpteen courageous feats.

Ulysses bravery carries him though the many ch tout ensembleenges he faces. As Ulysses talks to his manpower about how to escape from Cyclops cave, he says, When I give the word, lay hold of the ear of your side, each of you. And cling on, no matter how he thrashes, for I am pass to put out his eye. And if I am to be sure enough of my stroke, you must hold his head still. One stroke is all that I will be allowed. (22) By Ulysses hands pursuit his direction, Ulysses with his great valor, allows his men to begin the escape. The acts of bravery, along with Ulysses cleverness, enable him and his men to trick the Cyclops.

Throughout the adventures of Ulysses, he demonstrates intelligence. Ulysses quickly and cunningly decides he and his men must hide underneath some goats in direct to flee the terror of the Cyclops. He whispers to his men, Quickly, swing under the bellies of the rams. Hurry, haste! (24).



His ingenuity to use the goats as a way to hold he and his men helps them gain freedom. Not only does Ulysses discernment assist in times of need, his physical attributes help as well.

Ulysses draws on his strength to aid him during difficult times. When in the set ashore of the Lotus-Eaters, Ulysses men fall asleep from eating the lotus flowers. In order to save them he decides he must tamp all the men to their ships.

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