Book 5 - Calypso

• "Swooped down on the sea, and skimmed the waves like a sea-gull"
• "Let me offer you hospitality" (Calypso)
• "I offered to make him immortal and ageless" (Calypso)
• "My wise Penelope's looks, and stature are insignificant compared to yours" (Odysseus)
• "Take this veil... with its divine protection" (Leucothoe)
• "I shall do what I myself think best" (Odysseus)
• "She flattened the waves in the swimmer's path"
• "For two nights and two days he was driven by the heavy seas"
• Morrison on Calypso


  Calypso's name comes from the greek Kalypto, meaning to hide -> which is exactly what she does to Odysseus