How does the outcome of the Trojan War affect the story of The Odyssey?
A. The gods are unhappy with the ungrateful Greeks, the Greeks are all killed off by monsters.
B. Helen of Troy is kidnapped, and a new war starts soon after the Trojan War ends.
C. The easy victory meant Odysseus could return home quickly.
D. The gods made it difficult for the Greeks to return home because the men did not thank them properly.

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How does the outcome of the Trojan War affect the story of The Odyssey?
	A.	The gods are unhappy with the ungrateful Greeks, the Greeks are all killed off by monsters.
	B.	Helen of Troy is kidnapped, and a new war starts soon after the Trojan War ends.
	C.	The easy victory meant Odysseus could return home quickly.
	D.	The gods made it difficult for the Greeks to return home because the men did not thank them properly.

anonymous · Answer

A is not anywhere in the story; Some gods are unhappy with some Greeks, but the Greeks aren't all killed off my monsters.

B. That was the event that sparked to Trojan War, so no

C. No, it took him 20 years (or 10, I forget)

D. Yes, The Odyssey is specifically about this; taking a long time to get home because the Gods get in the way