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Circe the Beautiful Witch

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Circe ranks as one of the greatest witches of mythology. A beautiful enchantress - she likes nothing better than to turn men into pigs. (Some have seen her as a bit of a feminist). It is only when the wily Odysseus lands on her island that she finally meets her match.

(Many thanks to Helen Forte for permission to use her fabulous picture of Circe).

One of our Greek Myths in the Trojan War series. As you may recall, Odysseus was on his way home from the war. He survived a nasty brush with a one-eyed giant, the Cyclops, but not all of his men were so lucky. The Sea God Poseidon was angry with him, and destroyed all his ships except the one he was sailing in.

Read by Natasha. Duration 17 minutes.
Proofread by Claire Deakin & Jana Elizabeth.

Circe the Beautiful Witch -

Now he and his men sailed on across the wine dark sea, until once again they caught sight of an island. They slipped their boat into a snug little harbour, and there they slept for two whole days.

The following morning, Odysseus said they should explore the island and discover who lived there. At these words, his men grew afraid. They remembered the terrible Cyclops who had kept them prisoner in his cave, and had devoured some of their companions.

Odysseus divided his men into two groups, so that if one should get into trouble, the other could come and help. He was leader of one group, and Lord Eurylochus (Yuri-Locus) was the leader of the other. They drew straws to see which group should go and explore first, and as Eurylochus drew the short straw, he and his men had to set out and explore the woods.

After walking two or three hours, the men came to a clearing. They saw a little house surrounded by wild beasts – wolves, leopards, and lions. One of the leopards sprang towards Eurylochus. He thought that he was about to die, but instead of eating him, the leopard rubbed up against him like a cat and purred.

The window of the house was open, and inside a woman was singing. Her voice was mysterious but very beautiful, and the men felt themselves being drawn towards the house, for they all longed to see if the woman was as wonderful as her voice. They walked past the fierce looking beasts, who in fact were really quite tame. Inside they were greeted by a tall and elegant woman, her black hair done up in braids – she did indeed look very lovely.

Her name was Circe (Sir-see) and she invited the men to sit down at her table and drink some of her soup – they readily agreed.

As they drank the soup, Eurylochus said: “When I drew the short straw I cursed my bad luck, but how wrong I was! Our hostess is not so terrible after all, eh men?”

They did not realise that though she was beautiful, Circe was in fact a witch. She had slipped a magic potion into their soup, and when they had finished drinking it, she rapped the table with a magic wand and said: “Now you swine, be off to the pigsty where you belong.”

The men looked up astonished. “Madam – Did you just call us pigs?” asked Eurylochus. But Circe just laughed in reply, for the nose of Eurylochus was already growing into a pink snout, and his hands were becoming hairy trotters. In fact, all his men were swiftly turning into pigs. They tried to weep and cry out, but all they could do was to snort and squeal.

“Now do as I say,” cried Circe. “Pigs belong in the sty, not in my kitchen. Be off with you!” And off they trotted to their new home.

When the men did not return to the ship, Odysseus grew worried, and he decided to go and search for them. He set out across the island in the direction of the smoke he had seen from the cottage. While he was walking through the woods, he met a young man – more of a boy, whose beard was still soft and downy on his face.

“Stranger, what are you doing here?” asked the young man.

“I’m going in search of my men who are lost,” said Odysseus.

“No doubt they are guests of the lovely Circe. You won’t find them in her house, but outside in the pigsty. Beautiful though she is, she is really a witch and she turns men into beasts. If you step inside her house, she will turn you into a pig too.”

“My men – turned into pigs!” exclaimed Odysseus. “Is this how you treat guests on this island?”

The young man did not reply, but took a small plant out of his knapsack and handed it to Odysseus. Its stem was black and its flower was as white as milk. “Eat this,” he said. “It will make you safe against all magic tricks and potions. The name of this plant is molly. It is dangerous for mere mortals to pluck, for only gods can take it out of the ground safely.”

When he spoke these words, Odysseus realised that this was no ordinary young man, but Hermes the messenger of the gods. He ate the molly plant and went on his way.

Soon he came to the house in the woods that was guarded by wild beasts. Circe’s lovely singing voice drifted out through the window, and Odysseus walked boldly past the beasts and into the house. Inside he was greeted by the beautiful witch, who told him to sit down and try some of her soup. While she was heating it, she slipped some magic potion into the broth, for she intended to turn Odysseus into a pig like the others. She gave the soup to him, he drank it all down, and then she took out her wand and rapped the table with it.

“Now be off with you to the sty, pig-face,” she cried.

Odysseus did not turn into a pig, but instead leapt to his feet, drew his sword and rushed at Circe. She, terrified, let out a shriek and fell to his feet begging for mercy.

“Please great Lord – do not take such offence. It was just my strange sense of humour. It comes from living alone for so long, here in the woods with nothing but wild beasts for company. It is many years since I have seen a strong brave man like you. Come, let me kiss you…”

Odysseus let the beautiful witch kiss him, but all the time he was watching to see that she did not try any more of her tricks. She called her servant girls and commanded them to prepare a bath for their visitor. They brought hot and cold water and mixed the bath until it was just right. When Odysseus had bathed and rested, he found that they had prepared a delicious meal for him.

“Come, why do you look so sad?” asked Circe. “Let us eat together and wash the food down with honeyed wine.”

“How can a leader eat,” asked Odysseus, “when he knows that his companions are living outside in the muddy pigsty?”

When he spoke these words, Circe knew that there was no use pretending any longer that she was anything other than a witch. She went out to the pigsty and rubbed a magic ointment onto the animals. Then she waved her wand and they began to change back into men, only younger and better looking than they were before. They began to weep, for what they had been through was truly terrible.

When they had recovered, Odysseus went back to the ship to fetch the rest of his men. They were all united at Circe’s house and sat down to a wonderful feast of celebration.

The Greeks stayed with the witch Circe for an entire month – and she didn’t try any more of her magic tricks on them. One morning Odysseus spoke to her: “Oh beautiful enchantress – too long have we enjoyed your hospitality. We must continue our journey to our home on the rocky island of Ithaca, but unfortunately we are completely lost. We do not know these seas. Can you direct us by the safest route?”

Circe replied: “Lord Odysseus, if it were up to me, I would keep you here always – but I understand that you must be on your way to your home and your lovely wife, Queen Penelope. There is no safe route for you and your men to return home; for when you leave here, you must pass through a narrow passage between the rocks of Scylla and the whirlpool of Charybdis. Both are perilous – for Scylla is a many armed monster who yelps like a dog. If you sail close to her cliffs, she will reach down and grab some of your men and shove them into her mouth. But if you sail too close to the whirlpool of Charybdis, your entire boat will be sunk down to the bottom of the sea and all of you will drown. It is a terrible choice to make but you are a leader – so plot your course as you see best. Next, if the gods permit you to pass through that dire strait, you will come to the island of the Sun where the great Sun God, Lord Apollo, keeps his herd of sacred cows. Do as I say – steer clear of the island and do not land there. Nothing and nobody escapes the eyes of Apollo as he looks down from the sky. If you value your lives, avoid his island!”

So Odysseus and his men said farewell to the lovely Circe and sailed on their way. After three days, just as she had foretold, they reached the narrow passage that she had described. Up on the cliffs they could hear the monster Scylla, yelping like a dog that has been left tied up for too long. As they drew nearer, they could hear the terrible gurgling sound of the whirlpool, Charybdis.

“This is indeed a terrible choice”, thought Odysseus, “but is it a lesser evil to lose some of my men, than for all of us to drown? I must therefore chart my course closer to the cliffs than the whirlpool.”

He did not tell his men about Scylla, in case they lost heart and put down their oars. All his men’s eyes were on the dreadful whirlpool, gurgling like a cauldron. The men rowed as hard they could, but as they passed beneath Scylla, she reached down to the ship. Odysseus fought her with his spear, desperately trying to stab at her arms, but he could not prevent her from snatching up six of his men. The others rowed on, crying for their companions.

Once they passed through the strait, they saw the island of the Sun, just as Circe had predicted.

“Thank heavens for land!” cried the men. Odysseus tried to tell them it was no good. They must not land, but sail on – for Circe had warned him of terrible danger should they set foot on the island belonging to the great Sun God, Lord Apollo.

“Are you a slave driver?” cried out Lord Eurylochus. “In your rush to reach home, you deny us all rest. We are still grieving for our six lost companions. You cannot order us to sail on. We will surely die of sadness and exhaustion.”

Seeing that the men meant rebellion, Odysseus allowed the ship to land with great misgiving in his heart. They found that the island was covered in green fields, and that fat cattle were grazing. The men waited for Odysseus to fall asleep and then killed two cows and ate roast meat on the beach. When the sun rose in the morning, bright Apollo saw what they had done, and said to Zeus, who is Lord of all the gods:

“Great Lord – I am wronged. Those rascals and ruffians who crew the ship of that tricky Greek, Odysseus, have killed the sacred cattle that bring joy to my heart. If you will not punish them, I shall go down to the land of the dead and light up the gloomy underworld. No more shall I shine in the skies above the world.”

When Zeus heard these words he replied: “It is indeed a crime to take what rightly belongs the gods. When these men set sail tomorrow, I shall hit their boat with a burning thunderbolt.”

The next day, Odysseus told his men to set sail. When they were out at sea, the sun disappeared behind a black cloud. The dark skies filled with lightening and an electric flash shot down from the hand of Lord Zeus and hit their boat, ripping it into two. All the men fell into the raging sea. Odysseus clung for his life to the broken mast of the ship, and somehow survived the storm. The sun shone once again on the now calm waters, and Odysseus saw land. Using his last strength, he swam into the shore and staggered onto the beach, where he fell down, exhausted.

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it is very good for me learning english .thank you all

joglili — July 26, 2007
cliff-hanger, LOVE IT!!! 🙂

reyna — April 2, 2015
Lol love it too

Anonymous — October 1, 2015
Woah I like her voice and I think the story is amazing,

Yasmeen — January 7, 2016
I LOVE THE STORY ?

ANNA — July 25, 2016
We’re doing a mini-lesson on mythology and this really helped :3

Finn — April 20, 2016
i love cliff-hangers 🙂 thanks

Alissa — November 11, 2016
I love Greek myths especially this one because my friend is Greek!

Jenny — July 29, 2007
i love greek it is so interesting, i’m even making my own book about greek mythology.

theresa — July 31, 2007
I love Greek mythology too!

Anonymous — April 12, 2015
It was dope doing an essay on it✨???

Luna? — December 26, 2015
first i do not even understand

this story is only meant for pri 1 to pri 6 and not meant for sec 1

no no — August 1, 2007
it is good

cowboy — March 12, 2015
try 2 make a new story for adult then it will be suitable for me!!!!!!

no no — August 1, 2007
well,your story is quite interesting and boring

shikin... — August 1, 2007
NEXT TIME TRY to write about pig better…

lame — August 1, 2007
That’s a better story than you could ever tell.

Nyasha — December 8, 2015
YO OK THIS IS THE BEST THING I EVER HEARD THAT IS . BUT ITS JUST TO LONG BUT I LOVE IT . VISIT ME AT http://WWW.MYPLACE.COM

NAOMI — August 9, 2007
Thank you very very very much for all the tales.
Cecily

Cecily — August 10, 2007
this is a weard but cool 🙂 :p ha ha ha cool TA TA for now

bubbles — August 12, 2007
I HAVE GOT THIS STORYNORY IN DVD.

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NANUJI — August 12, 2007
dont scare children like me because it is not safe for children to hear men getting killed so think about me and the rest of the children! please repliey

Ella-Rose — August 18, 2007
Ella-Rose – Thank you for your comment. Sorry that Circe was so scary. I will remember not to scare children too much in future !

Bertie — August 18, 2007
Good job Bertie

Cmeoner — June 15, 2015
I loved that story. not too long and not too short. love it!

book lover — September 3, 2016
thanks bertie

ella-rose — August 21, 2007
thank you very much for me learning english.
It’s your kindness.
Thanks, thanks, thanks,

sucheep — August 24, 2007
This is a wierd story!!!

sister — August 28, 2007
Not cool!!!

jazzy — August 28, 2007
hey ats up.

jazzy — August 28, 2007
how are you?

tasos — September 4, 2007
how old are y?

tasos — September 4, 2007
My kids love this and are eagerly waiting to find out what happens to Odysseus next ……

Piran — September 12, 2007
hi Bertie do you still remember me?
I am Saffron and my real name is Sheryl.

I love this story although it is very long…
Well Done you have choose the correct story.

Saffron-Sheryl — September 14, 2007
Hi,
Thanks for the Greek stories, I been trying to find a podcast that talks about them,not a lot people talk about mythology. I’m Adult and I like to listen to those type of stories when I’m riding my mountain bike 🙂

Greek God Allen — September 18, 2007
Hi Bertie ,
After reading the above comments I found out that they are talking about love ……and so on ….
May be you can be on a lookout if any more of these happens…….they even give their phone numbers
I hope nothing will happen to storynory because of those …

Saffron-Sheryl — September 22, 2007
Thanks Sheryl, I must have been sleeping on the pond that day. I’ve deleted them.

Bertie — September 22, 2007
So clear and pleasant to hear these narrations especially for non-native speakers. A BIG thank you.

Darshan — October 1, 2007
say i loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.

mabel — November 12, 2007
Is good pronuntation, is very clearly.

josefina — November 13, 2007
cind of boring

imesh — November 14, 2007
good book but kinda boring

jeremy — November 30, 2007
this is a great story! 🙂 it has helped me with my work as i am doing the acient greeks at school thank you!!!

hello! — December 1, 2007
i Know that person above me

hi — December 2, 2007
great story cant wait to hear more !!!!!

buffalo breath — December 14, 2007
it is cool

taylor — December 16, 2007
liked the story and all but …. your voice is kind of wierd. lol!

......... — December 26, 2007
this has helped me with an essay i had to do at school soo its really a BIG help

DD — January 11, 2008
it is a long story

Cole — January 15, 2008
cool story

betty — January 16, 2008
ok

annie — January 26, 2008
thank you very much for all stories.l love storynory.

Bozkurt — February 1, 2008
That’s kind of you Bozhurt, thanks !

Bertie — February 1, 2008
it was a long story but it was a good story and i liked it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

me — February 2, 2008
Check for spelling errors! You have at LEAST one on every story!! Not very professional….

Your helper — February 21, 2008
great story!!!!

beccash — February 26, 2008
We loved the story!

jen and Mon — February 29, 2008
bad telling of the story ,sorry!

ur mom — March 4, 2008
We enjoyed your emphasis and expression! “See” you next time…bye-bye!

Room 108, San Diego — March 24, 2008
i liked the story, but it could be more interesting but it was still good.<3

alondra — March 26, 2008
I enjoyed your story. I am a classical education homeschool dad who is looking for stories like this to supplement my curriculum. Great job! Most parents don’t mind the killing … danger is what makes heroes truly heroic.

Justin — April 1, 2008
I enjoy it

one — April 6, 2008
a pig?how lovely

hi — April 27, 2008
I always cannot understand the Greek Myths.But it is so wonderful that I love it so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jojo — April 27, 2008
I enjoyed your story. I am a classical education homeschool dad who is looking for stories like this to supplement my curriculum. Great job! Most parents don’t mind the killing … danger is what makes heroes truly heroic

Jojo — April 27, 2008
Circe the Beautiful Witch”

Jojo — April 27, 2008
this is so funning i am not a pig

just-ice — May 14, 2008
hi, this is akhi
this is a wonderful story
and one thing
hat’s of to natasha bcause she is a wonderful reader of these stories
any wayz my great thanks to natasha

akhila — August 14, 2008
Many thanks Akhila, Really glad you like the Greek myths.

Bertie — August 14, 2008
great story i loved it. When will the next Alice Tthrough the Looking Glass be out
:-0 😉 ;-0

sabz — August 21, 2008
In Homers’ “Odyssey”, Eurylochus did not enter into Circe’s house with the rest of his men, and so is not changed into a pig. He feared treachery, and is the one who goes and tells Odysseus of what happened.

Catherine — October 1, 2008
thanks Natasha this is a wonderful story,Are there more storys like this one?

mary — October 21, 2008
Where is the rest of the story gone?

Scarlett and Alucard — July 20, 2015
Hi Mary, if you like Circe, you could try our other Greek Myths

http://storynory.com/category/greek-myths

Thanks for dropping by !

Bertie — October 22, 2008
[…] things, like singing together and painting murals. Competitive sport brutalises people – like Circe, it turns them into […]

The Black Isle (2): The Adults. « Tychy — October 30, 2008
I luv this story sooooo much my english teacher read it to me

lolololololl — November 6, 2008
i dont like bertie’s stories its so borring but i like stories about princesses and some original stories
pleassssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssse add some more interesting stories in storynory.com
ok?

jessica — January 4, 2009
hi this is madonna
have you heard of the story of english roses well i have written that
i like this website because there are different stories helping me with my books but bertie try to create some different kinds of stories
but anyway hats off to you natasha gret reading skills

madonna — January 4, 2009
Hi Madonna and Jessica, if you look through the archives you will find lots of stories about princesses and other romantic themes.

I’m afraid I haven’t heard of the story of English Roses..

Bertie — January 4, 2009
sorry spelling mistake in great
hope u dont mind

madonna — January 4, 2009
This is indeed an amazing and interesting myth.I will definately share it with my class.

keisha — January 6, 2009
No offense, but this story sounds REALLY exxagerated. It does have the facts but most of it is well… you know.

Crystal — January 10, 2009
Really good i love greek mytholagy. my school listen to this

nisha — January 21, 2009
really good. I love greek mytholagy. my school listen to this!

nisha — January 21, 2009
this is a good story

Anonymous — January 26, 2009
i luved it but its to long

sofina — February 2, 2009
I love mythology. Natasha, you read so well. My children love your interpretations! Can you record Roman myths, too? Thank you for distributing the important stories of our culture!

Mom of five — March 6, 2009
Hi Mom of Five, we will get round to some Roman mythology / ancient history one day, but we’ve got a lot on at the moment.

Bertie — March 6, 2009
My teacher used this story for us to rewrite in English and I think it is really good. I especially like the end bit.
I LV THIS

Sassy — March 11, 2009
excellent my children loved every minute of it, will do another one now!!!

julie — March 12, 2009
I love the story

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olivia — March 19, 2009
Thanks Olivia, that’s really nice of you to say so

Bertie — March 19, 2009
Odyesseus- always finds his men trouble and yet always finds them a way out

Circe- has an interesting choice of turning men into pigs

Janell (Sprauge) — March 25, 2009
Odysseus- always finds his men trouble and yet funds them a way out but then they get themselves killed some how or way

Circe- has an interesting idea for turning men into pigs

Janell (Sprauge) — March 25, 2009
Circe was both the main antagonist and protagonist of this story. This is because she helped direct the men to thier home and how to avoid as best they could the monsters. She also gave them food and a place to stay for a month. Yet she turned some of them into pigs. There also was the Greeks gods who were also antogonists and ruined the mens’ boat.

Maddie — March 25, 2009
I think circe is the antagonist and protagonist because he help them find shelter and a home and food yet she turned them into pigs.

daniel(danny) — March 25, 2009
i think she ia antagonist and protagonist becuz she helped them find shelter but she turned them into pigs. if someone did that to me id go pajamas on them

peace =D

jonathan — March 25, 2009
Circle was both the antagonist and the protagonist of this story because at first she turned odysseus’men into pigs,but when she met odysseus she
Brought his men back and helped them.

Conor — March 25, 2009
I like it how Circe and Odysseus share the role as the main character. Expect that Circe is the hero in the story. Yet, Circe is also the antagonist. She turns the men into the pigs. The Greek gods were also the antagonist in the story because they struck the boat down. Very clever story!

Olivia — March 25, 2009
This story is very could. And I agree with Maddie that Cire is the protagonist and the antogonists. But Odysseus should really keep an eye on his man. Mrs. Sprauge I see why you like this so much!!!

Savannah S. — March 25, 2009
it was a good story. a little boring. the antagonistS were: circe, zeus, and apollo. protagonists: odysseus, hermes, eurilochus.

Andrew — March 25, 2009
The protagonist is Odysseus, because he gets Circe to turn the men back into humans. The antagonist is Circe because she turned them into pigs! (or swine)

Evan Shoelace — March 25, 2009
I agree with Maddy! SHe is completely mistreating the men at first and then all of a sudden she is an angel! WOW! I think that Odysseus needs to think more of the men! Has to be my favorite so far!

Anna — March 26, 2009
Protagonist: oddyseus
Antagonist: Circe, Gods, Sailors

Logan M — March 26, 2009
If Mrs sprague reads this, look at the ninth comment

Logan M — March 26, 2009
the antagenist is circe and the protaganis is odysseus!!!??????

Ginny? — March 26, 2009
I think Circe is both the antagonist and the protagonist. Circe helped them but he did turn them into pigs which was wrong. So I would say that he was the antagonist AND the protagonist.

Taylor — March 26, 2009
this stroy teaches you about not to trust strangers or witches

ryan — March 26, 2009
protagonist odysseus he turns the men back to humans
antagonist is the circle of corse because she turns them to pigs

JOAD KING!!!!!!!!!!! — March 26, 2009
sorry about the last comment….anyways the antagonist was circe and the protagonist was also circe because she causes bad stuff for them and good stuff…

Jazmin.... — March 26, 2009
antagonists-circe:turned the men into pigs.,zues:killed most of Odysseus’ men,(somewhat)apollo: being stubborn about the situation,and Eurylochus:he refused to listen to Odysseus.
Protagonists-Hermes:Giving Odysseus the molly plant/helping and warning him,(somewhat)Circe:Showing Odyssues the way and Odysseus:Saving the crew from being pigs/not being sucked in by some huge whirlpool.

amanda — March 26, 2009
Just to clearify, amanda p.

amanda — March 26, 2009
this story confuses me but it is very good story telling indeed i really cant tell who the protagonist or antagonist is the witch is like an evil hero…

kris L — March 26, 2009
THe chacters in the story are odyssus,lord Eurylochos,circe,hermes,apollo,zeus and sylla. the protaginis is odysseus because he helped save his men. And the antoganist is circe for turning the men into pigs

Daniel H. — March 26, 2009
Protagonist: Odyesseus

Antagonist: Circe
: )

Becca — March 26, 2009
This was my favorite story so far, I think Circe was the protagonist and the antagonist bercause she turned them into pigs but also helped them get back home warning them about Lord Apollo,the Sun God.

Robbie — March 26, 2009
I think that the protagonist and antagonist are the smae person; Circe. she turns them into pigs, but also helps the Greek men by telling them about their dangerous journey ahead.

cassie — March 26, 2009
protagonist- Odysseus, antagonist- Circe
🙂

Olivia A — March 26, 2009
circle is protagonist the antagonist odysseuss

amy j. =D — March 26, 2009
i think that the portagonist was Odysseus because he helps his men to turn back in to men.
and the antagonist was circe because she turned the men into pigs and tryed to turn odysseus in to one. cirirce is a mean for trying to tern the men to pigs. i bet Sprauge liked the part a bout the pigs ;).

austin c. — March 26, 2009
Circe and Odysseus ae the protagonists and Circe is also the antagonist because she turned all the men into pigs! Good Story 🙂
(/___/)
(=’.’=)
(“)__(“)

Jaclyn — March 26, 2009
the protagonist is odysseus, and circe the evil witchy witch is the antagonist. she turns random guyz into pigs, and as entertaining as that would be, shes still evil and causes problems. and weird, that version is different then te one i heard last year….

Dana — March 26, 2009
This was a weird story. Unless I’m mistaken, I don’t think there are any beautiful women who turn brave, hansome men into pigs. Anyways, I think Odysseus was the protagonist because he saved his men from Circe and, to the best of his ability, tried to keep his men safe on their journey home. Circe is one of the antagonists for turning the men into pigs. Scylla is another for eating six of the men. The final villans were Odysseus’s men who ended up killing themselves by making the decision to land on Apollo’s land and eat two of his cows. Apollo and Zeus were not bad because they were just making things right. (by the way, Circe is my favorite character)

Megan — March 26, 2009
the protagonist was Odyessus. he was always aware of what was going on around him. he was strong, cautious, and understanding. the antagonist was Circe. she was a witcch with a beautiful appearance. sort of like a siren, she called men into her house and turned them into beasts. i was confused as to why she turned the men back to men, but i kind of understand becamse odyseeus is so powerful.

alexis — March 26, 2009
I believe that Circe was the antagonist of this story. She turned part of Odysseus’ crew into pigs to satisfy her strange snese of humor. Odysseus was the protagonist because all he wanted was to save his crew. He negotiated with Circe to save his men and treated her fairly at the same time.
In the second part of the story Odysseus continued to be the protagonist by saving as many men as possible while sailing through the cliffs and warning the men not to land on Apollo’s island. The antagonists were the whirlpool, the Scylla and the god Apollo because they just wanted to kill his men.

Alisa — March 26, 2009
ANTAGONIST: circe, whirlpool, and scylla. because they caused trouble.

PROTAGINIST: odysseus. because he saved all his men by talking(negotiateing) with the witch so he could have his men back

dylan s — March 26, 2009
the protagonist is Odysseus
the antagonist is Circe

Elle — March 26, 2009
antagonist-circe
protagonist-odysseus

ryan — March 27, 2009
It was really nice. I think the protagonist is Odysseus and the antagonist was circe.

Samra B. — March 27, 2009
protangonist is odysseus and they antagonist is circe….

Aaron — March 27, 2009
The protagonist is Odysseus because he really tried his best to save his men from Circe and to get them home safely.

In a way
Circe ended up being a protagonist as well because she tried to make up for her turning the men into pigs by giving Odysseus directions on how to get home safely.
Circe can also be seen as an antagonist because she tried to ruin the men just for fun.

The other antagonist is the Scylla for killing so many of the men on the ship.

Connor W. — March 27, 2009
I think:
Protagonist=Odysseus because he warned and saved his men.
Antagonist=Circe because she turns men into PIGS.
Thanks : )

Sierra — March 27, 2009
protagonist-Odysseus
antagonist-Circe

Kairda — March 27, 2009
Antagonist was Odyessus. Avovided bad obstacles with majic and luck.
Protagonist was Circe. Pretty,Mysterious,but evil.

Tabbieee:) — March 27, 2009
the main antagonest is definetly circe the protagonest is odyessus

liam — March 27, 2009
Protaganist: Odysseus
Antagonist: Circe

Kelsey — March 28, 2009
i liked this story. it was better than the first two..
protagonist- Odysseus, antagonist- Circe

but at the end circe is kind of a protagonist because she helps them by telling odysseus what they would run in to.

savannah M — March 30, 2009
the protangonist is odysseus because he saved his men from being pigs and the antaginist is circe because she was going to turn them into pigssss.

Christian — March 30, 2009
The protaganist is odysseus and the antagonist was Circe

Chris — April 1, 2009
circe was antagonist and the protagonist was odysseus.circe turned odysseus’ men into pigs and odysseus made circe change them back into humans

Amanda;hi ms.sprague — April 1, 2009
i think that circe the beautiful witch is both in some ways. because she finds shelter for them, and food for them for 6 months. but then again she turned all of odysseus crew into pigs.
So in some way:
PROTAGONIST: Circe
antagonist:circe
Or:
the protagonist:ODysseus
antagonist:circe

rikelle kleiN — April 1, 2009
hahahahaaahahahahahahahahhaahahahaahahaahahahaahahahahahahaahaaahaahahahahahahha

badonkadonk — April 1, 2009
protag-odysseus

antag- definitely circe

j-cov — April 1, 2009
sorry but i dident like this story cuz i just dident i mean circe is cool and all but no i hated it

brock — April 2, 2009
protagonist:odysseus
antagonist:Circe

denton XG — April 2, 2009
antagonist: circe
protagonist: odysseus

circe turned odysseus’s men in to pigs but then turned them back, and got odysseus to stay for six months

katie w. — April 2, 2009
the antigonist of this story is circe the witch because she turned the men into pigs and stuff. the protagonsit is odyseus

Jonathan Lewis — April 3, 2009
i like this story i believe circe and odysseus are the protagonist but i also believe that circe is the antagonist

kiana perez — April 3, 2009
PROTAGINST ODDEYSUS ANTAGINST CIRCE

alex — April 3, 2009
protagonist ulysses antagonist circe

krisL — April 3, 2009
the protagonist is odyssues and the antagonist is circe

Taylor v — April 3, 2009
the Circe is the antogonist because she used mind control and morphed the men into pigs and odysseus is the protagonist

LoGaN j. — April 5, 2009
protagonist: Oddysseus, he saved his men from being turned into pigs oink oink!!!

antigonis: circe, she was going to turn oddysseus’s men into pigs

Deanna — April 16, 2009
Protagonist is odysses antagonist is Circe

Danielle c — April 16, 2009
reallyyyllylyly long u should only have important info on there..

briana — April 16, 2009
That’s a good story, I’m going to have a quiz about this ^^

Angelia — April 18, 2009
Odysseus and circe

summer bailey — April 20, 2009
Hi, these are great Myths and you tell them well.

Taylor — April 22, 2009
man vs fate

hunter — April 26, 2009
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victoria — May 24, 2009
This is like an awesome story

LadyLove268 — May 27, 2009
so sad!:(

girlywirly — June 10, 2009
Can u please check for spelling mistakes Bertie? U have at least one or two mistakes in each story. And + is bugging me

Charmian — August 22, 2009
i love this story.

me me — October 8, 2009
do you have any stories on Athena the greek goddess she’s my favorite greek goddess. I wish I was named Athena that ‘s such a pretty name

Amber — November 1, 2009
Dear Amber, Athena appears in the last of the Odysseus series, the home coming. http://storynory.com/2008/04/07/the-homecoming-of-odysseus/

I agree with you that she is a cool goddess, especially as she the most beautiful building in the world dedicated to her – the Parthenon on the Acropolis in Athens.

Bertie — November 1, 2009
this story is cool.
? think that old greecs were so interessant people.so creativ .
thanks for this story.I had fun to read it.

sevim — November 2, 2009
Great rendition! Note that in the actual story Eyrylohkos is suspicious and stays outside while the rest of the men, including Odysseus’s friend Polites, go in and are changed into PIGS! Eurylohkos then rushes back and tells Odysseus. Oh, and you forgot the Land of the Dead. But that scene really was scary, so that’s probably for the best.

Odyssey Geek — December 1, 2009
Thanks Odyssey Geek for the details. ! Yes, we didn’t do the land of the dead. It’s a very touching moment when Odysseus meets the ghost of his dead mother, but I wasn’t sure that it was quite right for Storynory’s young audience. In the famous words of Virgil who followed Homer Sunt Lacrimae rerum.

Bertie — December 1, 2009
I think Circe is the antagonist and Odysseus is the protagonist.

shelby t — January 6, 2010
Protaagonist=Odysseus
he warned his men

Antagonist=Circle
it turns men into pigs

i really liked this story!

Nathan O. — January 6, 2010
I think Circe is the antagonist and she is just skitzofretic turning them into pigs but helping them. Also the protaganist is odysseus because him and his men are just trying to get home.

Alex K. — January 7, 2010
the story was good and the carectores in the story diffrent.I love the story.

Alina — January 7, 2010
Thanks Odyssey Geek for the details. ! Yes, we didn’t do the land of the dead. It’s a very touching moment when Odysseus meets the ghost of his dead mother, but I wasn’t sure that it was quite right for Storynory’s young audience. In the famous words of Virgil who followed Homer Sunt Lacrimae rerum

Alinah — January 7, 2010
Protagonist- Odyssues
He was worried about his men!

Antagonist- Circe
She turns people into pigs!

Kaitlin B — January 7, 2010
i think that the antagonist was when Circe the beautiful witch turned his men into pigs.
i think that the protagonist was When Odysseus told his men not to go to the island
this was a good story

Matt W — January 7, 2010
the protagonist is odysseus because he never did anything bad and the antagonists are circe and his crew because circe turned his men into pigs and his crew went behind odysseus back and almost killed him

Josh E. — January 7, 2010
circe is the antagonist because she turned men into pigs but odysseus is the protagonist because he warned his men about circe turning men into beasts

Cory — January 7, 2010
I think that Circe is the antagonist and that and that Odysseus is protagnious, because well see Circe is a bad witch and she trys to at one point kill Odysseus meaning that it is bassically evil v.s. good meaning or sujesting that Circe is the antagonist and that Odysseus is the protagnious……

Porsha N. — January 7, 2010
protagonist= odysseus
because he saved his men from the evil circe, so that would make him a hero

antagonist= circe
because she was going to turn odysseus’s men into pigs, so that would be an evil thing to do!

Catherine T. — January 7, 2010
I believe that the antagonist is Circe. She is the antagonist because she tricked the men and turned them into pigs. Although she did the terrible things she did she was also the protagonist. Circe guided Odysseus past the cliff, the whirlpool, and Apollo’s island.

Gunther J. — January 7, 2010
Antagonists: Circe, Greek Gods Zeus And Apollo , and the whirlpool and the monsters.

Protagonists: Odyseuss, Hermes, and Circe.

Circe is an antagonist because she turned the soliders into pigs, but she is also a protagonist because she turned them back into men, let them stay at her house,and gave Odysseus the right instructions.

The Greek Gods Zeus and Apollo are antagonists because Apollo tattle which made Zeus throw a lighting bolt at their ship.

The monster and the whirlpool were antogonist. the monster ate the crew and the whirlpool made them choose the monster because it would suck them all down.

Hermes is a protagonist because he gave Odysseus the flower which made him resistant to circe’s magic.
And obviously Odysseusis a protagonist

James pink. — January 7, 2010
Lord Eurylochus could of been the same kind of leader as Odysseus. If Odysseus didnt know about Circe and the routes Circe talked about he would of been in the same situation as Eurlochus. Also Eurlochus would of let his men on the island and plunder to their death without help when Zuess ruined the ship. but, if Eurlochus had a wife it depends if he would ctually let the pig making beautiful witch kiss him. Circe is a confident women who is powerful, but also why would she want to make only animals,sing, and cook food? Also i like how she never lied when the Odysseus and his men were living with her. Also if Zuess was a god, wouldnt he know what the men have been through? Well they did invade the Sun God’s land but their punishment didnt have to be death. Well, i guess the Sun God would of killed them anyways. The story got a little depressing.

Brielle a. — January 7, 2010
the protagonist is Odysseus and the antagonist is the Beautiful Witch.I liked when the witch could not turn Odysseus into a pig.

Marco c — January 7, 2010
I think the protagonist is Odysseus
because he goes the extra mile to save his men. He might be part antagoist but not fully because he let his men die. Circe is the main antagonist. She turns all the guys to pigs but then becomes part protagonist by telling Odysseus where to go after he left the island

Protagonist=Odysseus

Antagonist=Circe

Kaler — January 7, 2010
I think Circe is the antagonist because circe turned his men to pigs and Odysseus is the protagonist because he goes after Circe

Brian Bottger — January 7, 2010
i really like this story

Brian Bottger — January 7, 2010
Protaginist is Odysseus and Circe i both antagonist because she turns the men into pigs and protaginist because she helps the men get home!!! Tis one is the best so far 🙂

Kiara (P) P.4 — January 7, 2010
I think Eruylochus isn’t thinking straight, and Odyssess, even though he knew, probably would have been smart enough not to do that.

Antagonist- Circe

Protagonist- Odyssess

Sam N. — January 7, 2010
Odysseus wanted to explore the island while Odysseus’s men didnt want to.

Derek V. — January 7, 2010
the protaagonist was odysseus and the antagonist was zues, that witch chick, and the other monster that sounds like a dog. i kinda liked this one the most…..(~:

ROCHA — January 7, 2010
antagonist: circe in the begging,the men also for killeing the shacred cows.
protagonist: odysseus was protrayed as the hero in this story

thougth if you look at it differently Circe could be the protagonist

Annesha W. — January 7, 2010
circe is definetly the antagonist
and i think odyseus is the protaagonist

S.S. — January 7, 2010
Antagonist: circe in the beginning, the men also for killing the sacred cows.
Protagonist: Odysseus was portrayed as the hero in this story

Though if you look at it differently Circe could be the protagonist

Annesha W. — January 7, 2010
The chacters in the story are Odyssus,LordEurylochos,Circe,Hermes, Apollo, and zeus . She protaginis is odysseus because he helped save his men, and the antoganist is circe for turning the men into pigs.

Iv’e Heard this story before but told differntly.

Erica D — January 7, 2010
Protagonist: Lord Odysseus, Lord Eurylochus, the ship crew, Circe

Odysseus was a leader and risked six men rather than all of the men.

Antagonist: Circe, Zeus, Apollo

Circe turned the ship crew and Eurylochus into pigs.

Devin O. — January 7, 2010
i think the Protagonist is Odysseus and the Antagaonist would be Circe and his men even because he warned them and they didnt care to listen and so they all died

Taylor T. — January 7, 2010
This was a hard one to choose, but a very good story.

Protagonist: Odysseus because he tried to help his men and he went and saved them from being pigs.

Antagonist: Eurylochus because he trys to over rule Odysseus to make the right choice but ends up killing everyone.

Taylor E. — January 7, 2010
The antagonist is Circe
The protagonist is Hermes (the messenger of the gods) and Odysseus

Circe because she tricked the men into becoming pigs

Hermes and Odysseus because Hermes warns them amd Odysseus go over there, after he was warned, to save his men

Sabrina WB — January 7, 2010
I think that the protagonist is ovesasly Odesseus. To the contarary I think that the antagonist is Lord Eurylochus. That is because that Eurylochus made the men land on Apollo’s Island.

John(To Mrs Sprauge — January 7, 2010
I think Circe would be the antagonist and Odysseus would be the protagonist

Noah G — January 7, 2010
The Antagonist is Apollo, becuase he took the sun away, and Odyssyus is the protagonist, for he is the main character.

Aaron C. — January 7, 2010
I think that at 1st, Circe was the antagonist, until she hospitalized them in her house and told them what to do and how to get to where they need to go. In the end, the antagonist was Zeus and Apollo. The main protagonist is Odysseus, also including Hermes- the messenger of the gods.

Hannah G. — January 7, 2010
The characthers in the story were Oydessues his men Circe, Hermies and the Gods.
I think the Protagonist is Circe because she warned the men about the path and if she didn’t the men probaly would not have known about the path. But at the same time Circe turned the men into pigs.
The antagonist is either Oydessues or Circe. Oydessues because he let some of his men die. Circe because she turned the men into pigs.

This story was my faveorite. Now I know why Mrs. Sprague likes it!
Oink Oink

Britt — January 7, 2010
I think the protaganist is Odysseus because he saved his men, then warned them about the island.

The antagonist changes a bit but the main one is circle because she captured Odysseus’s men and turned them into pigs. Altough later she warns Odysseus of the dangers ahead. Then the crew becomes a bit like an antagonist because they ignored Odysseus and went on the island and killed 2 cows.

Braden P — January 7, 2010
This was a realy cool story!

The protagonist in the story was Odysseus because we saved his men and always tried to do the right thing.

The antagonists in the story were Circe in the BEGINNING because she turned almost all of the men into pigs(were the beasts also men?), the whirl-pool because it tried to sink the men, the Scylla because she ate 6 of the men, and the men because they went against Odysseus’s wishes on the island.

Kimber — January 7, 2010
crice is the antagonist and odysseus

Mia G. — January 7, 2010
Odysseus was the good person. Circe was the bad person. Odysseus was good because when he heard from the young man who was really a God say that his men were at Circe’s house in the pig sty, he didnt leave and set sail without them. He went looking for them. He could have turned into a pig too but wanted to get his men back. Circe, however put a potion in Odysseus’s soup, just like she did with his men. However he ate a mooly which protected him. He got his me back, when they were turned back to humans. But Circe also was nice after Odysseus came toward her with a sword. She let him and his men stay with her for a whole month and told them how to get home. So in this story, Odysseus is the good person while Circe is the bad person.

Anna W. — January 7, 2010
THE antagonist of this story was Eurylochus because he denied Odisious even know he was right.

the hero of this story was odisious because he listened to the witch

harrison f — January 7, 2010
I think Circe is the antagonist and Odysseus is the protagonist. he warned his men

Ryan G — January 7, 2010
I think in this story the protagonist of this story was Odysseus , because he risked 6 of his men rather than all of his men.
Then i think the antagonist was Zeus for throwing a thunder bolt and killing all of the crew. I think maybe Circe was a antagonist in the begginning but she ended up being a protagonist !!!!!! 🙂 🙂

Leslie D. — January 7, 2010
Antogonist-Circe because she turns the men into pigs
Protagonist-Odysseus because he helps his men by negotiating with Circe

Mallory M — January 7, 2010
Odyesseus is the protagonist. Circe is the antagonist.

Kyle G. — January 7, 2010
I think that odyseuss and his men are the antagonists because they had to face witches, monsters, and more.i think that the antagonist in the story is apollo and the monster because in the middle of the story the witch starts being nice so she is not the antagonist.

kenya m — January 7, 2010
man vs man because they are staying at the witchs house ha i was first clim. when he gets on land

JordanLMrsSprauge — January 7, 2010
i think the protagonist is Odyesseus and Circe. i think Odyesseus because he tried to do what was best for his men and he went to look for his men. i think circe because she helped Odysseus.

I think the antagonist is Circe, the gods, and the seas. I think circe is an antagonist because she turned the men into pigs and beasts. I think the gods and the seas are also antagonists because the gods split the boat in two and the seas tried to kill them.

Caitlyn H. — January 7, 2010
I think that the whitch is the antagonist and odysseus is the hero since she tried to turn his men into pigs and he saved them.

Michael S. — January 7, 2010
this climax was tricky,circe turns whoever steps in her house into a beast,although she did turn odyseuses men into humans again; so this would be or

chris shuart [] — January 7, 2010
awesome story

chris shuart []-[] — January 7, 2010
I believe the antagonist is Circe because she is a witch who turns odysseus’s men into animals…and odysseus is the protagonist because he saves his men and tries to return his men safely home.

Elizabeth — January 7, 2010
i think the protagonist is hermes because without him protecting Odysseus he would of became a pig. the antagonist is circe because she is a witch that turns people into pigs

zach h — January 7, 2010
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apocalyptica — January 7, 2010
i think protagonist and antagonist are selfesh really uncautious

adam — January 7, 2010
Protagonist=Odysseus

Antagonist=Circe

Haily M. — January 7, 2010
Antagonist- Circe because It turns The men Into Piggys:)

Protagonists- Odysseous Because he warned His men:)

Maddie L. — January 7, 2010
i think

protagonist=odysseus

antagonist=crice

cool story

cameron w — January 7, 2010
Protagonists is Odysseous because he warns his men.Antaginists is Circe because he turns the men into little pigs!

Kodie W. — January 7, 2010
I feel that the protagonist(s) is/are odessyous and circe because circe only turned them into pigs but tuurned them back and warned them of the dangers and the island of apollo. I think that the protaginist is the crew because they disobeyed their captain that told them not to go to the island or they would die but they didnt listen.

Tony V. — January 7, 2010
Odysseus is the protaginous since he faught for his me and and was cautious about many things. The antagonist was circle since she was going to make all the men turn into pigs!!

celine — January 7, 2010
Antagonist is circle and protagonist is odysseus

Nick G — January 7, 2010
it was a good read. intresting.
man vs man man vs knowledge. making a decision and living with it. and the responsibilities a leader has and the decision he has to make. that is what i learned about this story.

Michelle M. — January 7, 2010
Protagonist= Odysseus
he warned his men about the dangers

Antagonist= Circe
she turned the men into pigs

Gabrielle (Gabby) G. — January 7, 2010
The protagonist is Odysseus. He saved his men from the witch. The antagonist is Circe, the witch. She tricks men and turns them into pigs. She must be powerful because she has servants.

Tyler D — January 7, 2010
The protagonist is Odysseus because he saved his men from Circe and told his men not to rest at the island. The antagonist is mostly Circe because she turns Odysseus’ men into pigs because of her strange sense of humor. Circe can also be the protagonist because she tells them about the whirlpool and the beast and not to go to the island that the sun god controls that helps them. Scylla and the whirlpool of Charybdis can also be a antagonist because they kill some of his men. The sun god is also a antagonist because he tells Zeus that they were on his crops and Zeus struck Odysseus’ boat with a lightning bolt and the boat split in half.

Nate R — January 7, 2010
Protagonist:Odysseus because he tried to save his men.

Antagonist:Circe because she turned the men into pigs.

Jaycie V. — January 7, 2010
i think the Antaganis is circe and the protaginis is Odysseus

Josh M — January 7, 2010
protagonist:odysseus because he tried to save his men

antagonist: circe because she turned the men into pigs

Anonymous — January 7, 2010
Odysseus is the most noticeable character to be a protagonist. For instance he saved his crew from living the life as pigs, he did his best to save as many of his crew members from scylla, and he even warned his crew members not to stop at the island of the sun. One of the antagonist of the story would be Odysseus crew. For example they wanted to create mutiny on Odysseus. The other antagonist would be Circe because she really only wanted to turn anyone who went into her house into a beast.

TrevorP — January 7, 2010
Odysseus is the most noticeable character to be a protagonist. For instance he saved his crew from living the life as pigs, he did his best to save as many of his crew members from scylla, and he even warned his crew members not to stop at the island of the sun. One of the antagonist of the story would be Odysseus crew. For example they wanted to create mutiny on Odysseus. The other antagonist would be Circe because she really only wanted to turn anyone who went into her house into a beast.

TP — January 7, 2010
protagonist: odysseus because he tried to save his men

antagonist: circe because she turned the men into pigs

jaycie v — January 7, 2010
The protagonist of this myth is Odysseus because he goes and rescues his men who have been turned into pigs by the evil witch Circe.

Circe is the antagonist because she pretends to be nice and then turns Odysseus’ men into pigs and keeps them in her pig sty. Although at the end she doesn’t want them to go and helps them out.

Lee M. — January 7, 2010
the antagonist was circe for her evil ways
the protagonist was oddysius but not his men because they were foolish

Tommy — January 7, 2010
The Protagonist was Odysseus. No doubt about it. The Antagonist could’ve been either Circe, or Scylla. Remember, Circe was only evil for half of the story. And she did return Odysseus’ men back to him.
This was a cool story. But I do think that Odysseus’ men got what they deserved for being so arrogant. Tired or not, So be it.

Katie M. — January 7, 2010
Apollo is the Antagonist for haveing zues throw lighting at them.
Odysseus is the protagonist couse he helped circe become good

lisa p — January 7, 2010
I think the protagonist is Odysseus and his men. The antagonist is the Witch in the beginning, because she turns the men to pigs; but then she starts being nice and lets the mean stay with her for a month. Also, Zeus is an antagonist because he throws the lightning bolt at the ship and 6 men fell into the water.

Brayden A. — January 7, 2010
I think that the protagonist is Odysseus because he tried to kill Circe but let her live and i think the antagonist is Circe because she turned some of his men into pigs and tried to turn him into one to

alex b — January 7, 2010
Antagonist is the bad guy witch in this case is cirue and the protagainist is the good guy is Odysseus

Erik — January 7, 2010
I think that the protagonist was defientally Odysseus because the whole time through the whole story he was just tryiny to protect his men but the didnt liste so they deserved what they got 🙂
I think the anagonist would have to be Cice since she turned them all into pigs and was a witch but then i think she too could hav been a protagonist because once she turned them back into pigs she was nice, didnt ry anymore tricks and let them stay with them! She even gave them directinos on where to go! so i think it could have gone either way
i liked this story:)

Jordan H(Sprauge) — January 7, 2010
I think that the protagonist in this story is Odysseus becuase he saved his men and tried to warn them of the island, even though he failed.

I think the antoganist in this story is Circe becuase she tricked the men and turned them into pigs. But at the end she did sort of help them.

Dylan S — January 7, 2010
Circe is the antaganist because she turns all the men into pigs and tries to change Odysseus. Odysseus is the protaganist because he saves his men from Circe.

Luke M — January 7, 2010
Basically the Protagonist is Odysseus and the Antagonist was the circle..

GOOD STORY

Maddy G. — January 7, 2010
Strry/ Beautiful Witc- it you walk in here houre you would be something like a big.

Anonymous — January 7, 2010
Beautiful Witch-was a women that man in something like a pig. Odysseus-was the man that sad that go on the land. The pig man- the firt man to tan pig.

Colette — January 7, 2010
I think that the Antagonist is Circe in the beginning because she was turning all the men in to pigs but near the end i think that Zues could be the Antagonist because he sent a fire bolt and split the ship in two.

I think the Protagonist is Odysseus because he discovered the witch and made her fix everything and he tried to warn his men about the island too!

AlexisO. — January 7, 2010
I THINK Odysseus IS THE PROTAGONIST AND CIRCE IS THE ANTAGONIST

TANNER D — January 7, 2010
Protagonist:Oddysseus + Circe
Because she also told him what to avoid when sailing, so she helped him. Plus Oddysseus was the protagonist because he got his men turned back into humans again, and he was a leader.

Antagonis:Circe
Because she turned her men into pigs.

i see how Mrs.S likes this story 🙂
(because there is pigs)

Sammie — January 7, 2010
The antagonist of the story was circe because she turned the men into pigs
The protagonist of the story was odysseus because he warned the men and made circe turn them back to humans.

Garrett N. — January 7, 2010
I think the Antagonist is circle because it turned all the men into pigs and the protagonist is Odysseus because he warned all his men about it.

Amanda M. — January 7, 2010
Odysseus was the protagonist who only wanted to lead his men home safely apollo and zues were the antagonist because in the end they killed his men

chandler j. — January 7, 2010
The protagonist is Odysseus because he tried to save his men. The antagonist is Circe because she turned Odysseus’ men into pigs but she’s not that bad because she turned them back to people except she made them better looking.

Hunter R. — January 7, 2010
I really like this story. It is my favorite story so far that we have read. My favorite part is the part when Circe turns Lord Eurylochus and his group into pigs.

Ethan — January 7, 2010
the antaganists is cierce the beatiful witch.the protaginists is Odysseuss and men like Eurylochus.

omar — January 7, 2010
protagonists (not sure how thats spelled) is odysseus becuase he is the good guy in this story and is pretty much the main person and the antagonist is circe becuase she is mean and turns people into swine ^_^

Jake H — January 7, 2010
Antagonist: Circe because she turned the men into pigs
Protagonist: Odysseus because he saved the men for eternal life as pigs

Chloe F — January 7, 2010
Antagonist: Circe because she turned Odysseus’s men into pigs
Protagonist: Odysseus because he saved his men from being turned into pigs for eternal life

Chloe F — January 7, 2010
THE PROTAGONIST WAS ODYSSEUS BECAUSE HE TRIED TO WARN HIS MEN ABOUT THE ISLAND BUT THE SAID NO SO THEY ALL DIED EXECPT FOR ODYSSEUS.

AND THE ANTAGONIST WAS CICRE BECAUSE SHE GAVE THE MEN AND ODYSSEUS BOTH FOOD AND WATER, SHE BATHED THEM, AND TO THEM HOW TO CROSS THE STRAIGHT VERY NARROW POINT CREATURESS WATERS OF THE SEA.

ColbyC. — January 7, 2010
the antagonist is circe because he turned the men into pigs and the protagonist is odysseus because he saved the men from turning into pigs

austin r — January 7, 2010
The protagonist is Odysseus beacause he tried to warn his men of the danger of what was going to happen . He also searched for the men when the were turned into pigs .

The antagonist was Circe because she turned the men into pigs and didnt tell them what Zeus would do if they set foot on the island . She also could’ve gave them a different route.

Megan W. — January 7, 2010
Circe is the antagonist because he turns
Odysseus’s men into pigs and tries to turn Odysseus into a pig but the molly plant saves him.Odysseus is the protagonist because he tries to save his men from the witch Circe.

Shane M — January 7, 2010
protagonist:Odysseus and his men
antagonist:Circe the witch

jason w — January 7, 2010
I think that Circe is both the protagonist and the antagonist, because the good thing she did was,she told the men the directions they needed, and gave them shelter for a month,…… but the bad thing she did was, she lured them in with her voice and turned them into pigs! 🙂

Jenna T — January 7, 2010
I think Circe is both the antagonist and the protagonist. Circe helped them but he did turn them into pigs which was wrong. So I would say that he was the antagonist AND the protagonist

Stephie M — January 7, 2010
I think Circe is both the antagonist and the protagonist. Circe helped them but he did turn them into pigs which was wrong. So I would say that he was the antagonist AND the protagonist

(Spragues student)

Stephie M — January 7, 2010
In this story the protagonist of the story is Odysseus because he saves his men from the with, Circe. Circe is the antagonist because she turned the men into pigs.

Luis C. — January 7, 2010
I think that the protagonist is deffinetly odysseus because he turned his men back into humans and he made his men cautious about the island. As for the antagonist, it would be Circe and Zeus because Zeus split the ship into twowith his powers. Circe turned the men into pigs but at one point she could have been a protagonist because she let them stay with her for a month and gave them directions. 🙂

Cecy I — January 7, 2010
the protagonist is oddyseus because he turned his men back into men the antogonist is circe because she turned them into pigs

Brad T. — January 7, 2010
The climax is were syclla takes 6 of his men.Man vs nature because he has to fight against the sea and avoid the gods.

james p. — January 7, 2010
I think the protagonist is Odysseus because he made Circe return his men back to people and he told the men about the island being bad. The antagonist is Zeus because he split Odysseus boat into 2 with his powers, and Circe because she turned Odysseus men into pigs and tried turning Odysseus into a pig too.

Taylor J — January 7, 2010
protagionist is Odysseus because he turned his men back into humans and circe is the Antagonist because she turned them into pigs

Noah G — January 8, 2010
I believe the protagonist is Odysseus because he went to get his men back from Circe. I think Circe is the antagonist because she turned all the men into beasts.

Chase — January 8, 2010
I would have to say that the protagonist would be Odysseus because he turned his men back to humans not pigs! 😀
and the antagonist would have to obvisouly be Circe because she turned Odysseus men into PIGS!!! mrs.sprague you had oughta love this story.. i know i did ((:

Sammi F. (Sprague) — January 8, 2010
Protagonist: Odysseus because he warned and saved his men
Antagonist: Circe because she turns men into pigs
this was a good story

Hailey c — January 8, 2010
I would have to say the protagonist would be Odysseus because he negotiated with Circe to turn his men back to humans not pigs :D! And the antagonist would be Circe because she turned Odysseus’ men into pigs.. Mrs.Sprague u oughta have loved this story because of the pigs 😀

Sammi F. (Sprague) — January 8, 2010
The protagonist is Odysseus because he tried to save his men. The antagonist is Circe because she turned Odysseus’ men into pigs but she’s not that bad because she turned them back to people except she made them better looking.

kiara m. — January 8, 2010
To add on to my previous answer; The protagonist is Odysseus because he saved his men from Circe. He also told his men not to rest at the island. The antagonist could be many characters like Circe,Apollo,and Zeus, but mainly i think it’s Circe the beautiful witch because Circe turned the ship crew and Eurylochus into pigs. (the name might be wrong spelling).

Nathan O — January 8, 2010
the protagonist is odysseus because he tried to save his men the antagonist is circe she turend all of the men into pigs this has been my favorite 1 so far

cameron w — January 8, 2010
Odysseus is the protagonist because he saved his men from from being pigs and defeated the evil witch circe(antagonist) who turned them into pigs.

jason w — January 8, 2010
I think the protagonist is Odysseus and Circes is the Antagonist because Circes turned the men into pigs and Odysseus saved them.

Joseph D — January 9, 2010
The protagonist is Odysseus because he saved his men and Circe is the antagonist because she turned men into pigs.

Valentina Garcia — January 11, 2010
circes is the antagonist because she she turned the men into piggies and odysseus is the protaganist for the reason he saved his men. by the way this story’s moral is weird and that lady at the end was just weird when she said bye bye. oh and who would want to get this on itunes thats just a waste and so is the podcast these people should get a real job like writing books.-AZ

alexis z — January 11, 2010
The protagonest is Odysseus and the antagonist is the witch.

Chance C — January 11, 2010
antagonist is circe because she turned the men into pigs. the protagonist is odysseus because he tried to save them

austin — January 13, 2010
We read this story at my school, I love it so much!

savana — February 8, 2010
i’m glad for reading this story
and i hope all children from around the world either reading this story.
special thanks for natasha

chiky — February 16, 2010
Many things in this version of your story are incorrect. It only loosely follows the Odyssey and many things seem just made up. It is sort of a dumb-downed version of the true story. I am very disappointed that anyone would butcher a beautiful classic myth like this.

skeptical — March 31, 2010
Skeptical, I don’t agree that our Circe “loosely” follows the Odyssey. It’s not a translation, but the plot is pretty much the same. We had to lightly skirt over some aspects of Odysseus’s relationship with Circe but apart from that I stand by this being a faithful adaptation.

Bertie — March 31, 2010
I think Odysseus only survived cuz he didnt kill the cows. the men were very stupid and would have made it back to Ithica if they werent stupid

Athena — April 11, 2010
Also i dont think Hermes should have wasted his plant on Oddyseus

Athena — April 11, 2010
ps skeptical: ur wrong! I read the Oddysy and it was bacicly exactly the same !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Athena — April 11, 2010
I’ll turn you into a pig! HAHAHAHAHA!
Be off to the sty!

Circe — April 17, 2010
i want it more boyish story

gab — April 27, 2010
i love this story and it helps alot…. because i have to do a report on circe….. i’m so glad i found this website……
it means alot
natalia

natalia — May 6, 2010
heyy it rocked

allie — May 10, 2010
yo-yo-yo my name is joe i love this book so much yo-yo

michael — May 21, 2010
Dear bertie you are guy one of the kind

max — June 22, 2010
i am playing circe, in our show.x very excited x lovely to been known as a beautiful witchx

Anonymous — June 26, 2010
i am playing circe, in our show.x very excited x lovely to been known as a beautiful witchx

scarl — June 26, 2010
i love the story all about circe the wicth how she turns men into pigs and odeusseus do,s not.

Grace — July 5, 2010
I SO love Circe’s idea of turning men into pigs. It’s kinda funny, actually. I’m surprised how everybody is mad at Circe. Hey, she DID give them directions in the end. And if she hadn’t, they would of been DEAD sailing inside the whirlpool. I like Apollo’s attitude. He obviously loves his cows. V_V Nobody messes with the cows. That’s today’s lesson, kids. xD

Shalira — July 27, 2010
hey you cant blame Apollo, they killed his cow. The guy/god knows how to get his way heh heh

Peter — August 24, 2010
hahaha i have to do a report on this 😛

Blanket — September 2, 2010
I love this.
I have to do a report on her. This helped a lot.

perla — September 3, 2010
good story…
and it was pretty interesting 🙂

Some1sweet — September 16, 2010
Ofcourse i loved this story!Greek mythology is my favorite thing to study its just so intresting

Clover — September 20, 2010
That story was really cool.XD

Selena — September 20, 2010
I enjoyed listening to this with my 12 year old son. We loved it…thanks so very much.

Shami — September 22, 2010
It was vey interesting i thought

Madalynn — October 7, 2010
ok

joe — October 31, 2010
i love greek mytholygy its the best. may lord zeus bless all the coments haha

jojo — November 2, 2010
I LOVED this story because it is very interesting and
very very awsome:)

Kristen — November 18, 2010
thank you very much i liked the story very much it was beautiful.

im from mexico and i really enjoyed the story

mariana — November 21, 2010
I really enjoyed the story and I hope you have another one about this lady,
Anyway, I think it’s brilliant!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Martha — December 30, 2010
This is a great story for my greek mythology project

Dyani — January 24, 2011
I LOVE GREEK MYTHOLOGY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lyra — January 25, 2011
I loved it. Greek Mythology is my life!!!! I pray to Poseidon everyday to teach me to swim!!

Rachel — January 27, 2011
OMG I LOVE THIS STORY. IT IS MUCH BETTER THAN THE LAST GREEK STORY I READ

PUMA — February 4, 2011
Hi Puma, I’ve always like the story of Circe too.

Bertie — February 4, 2011
i loved it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

a.j — February 26, 2011
what about roman stories??

pineapple (pass it on) — March 2, 2011
Oh I just love Greek Mythology!!!! especially the way you tell the tales

Sofia — March 9, 2011
That was super doper awesome. ^^

Corey — March 12, 2011
Good and interesting story

Antoneascu — March 20, 2011
boring and lame

zack — March 29, 2011
cool

zack — March 29, 2011
i hate it, but i love it

gr4tber — March 30, 2011
nice, not bad

the celebrity of all celebrties — March 30, 2011
not bad…. ILOVE GREEK MYTHOLOGY!!!!!

the celebrity of all celebrties — March 30, 2011
not bad at all ( love it )

levi — April 8, 2011
This is a awesome story and I love it!!!!

Annie — April 22, 2011
wow.

mylie — April 26, 2011
dont like

jas — May 2, 2011
it was very good

i do not want to give my name — May 4, 2011
I like it alot.

i do not want to give my name — May 4, 2011
luv it

tasha — May 11, 2011
stupid story

ishadeep kaur — May 24, 2011
I really like the greek myths

Ursula — May 26, 2011
boring!!!!!!!!!

jacob h.101 — June 2, 2011
i love it!!!!!!!!!! do you

cleo/mandy — June 6, 2011
Hello

Thank you for your comment.

Dido and Anaeus, the story in which the Greeks lay siege on the city of Troy, by entering the city gates, in a large Wooden Horse. Inside the belly of which, lie the greek soldiers, waiting to pan their attack on their city and defeat the Trojans.

Thanks for listening,

Bye Bye

N*

Natasha — June 7, 2011
I love this site and its stories; everything is so well done!! Thank you so much for all the hard work put into this!! I’m learning a lot just through listening to entertaining stories – it’s great!

Hans — June 19, 2011
Thank you for your web’s interesting story!Continuing them!Thanhks so much!

ThanhTuyen — August 16, 2011
Hi I don’t were know where you get story this good you just have the best stories!
I am writing this on the IPAD and you are the best wed site EVER

love Fatima A

Fatima .A — September 13, 2011
Thanks Fatima A

Bertie — September 13, 2011
Such a good story

Amana — September 17, 2011
OMG SUCH A GOOD MYTH
SEE YA

Amana — September 17, 2011
this is such a good myth but i wish ppl could make up this kind of story these days !

hashbrowns — September 30, 2011
So cool you could just fall a sleep and imagine that you are in the story.

Kaylynn — October 18, 2011
good story

melissa — November 23, 2011
My mother and I love reading and this was a good story

the daughter of a obssessed reader — November 29, 2011
Cool

Thalia — December 5, 2011
it is so boring

kayla — December 6, 2011
i liked it but it was kinda boring

#1 NERD — December 8, 2011
i thought it was very good and i wish they were more just like it i really do i sure hope that everyone else likes it as well.

grace — December 11, 2011
Im learning about this in my class and if ound this really helpful and fun.

!!!!!!Greek Mythology Rules!!!!!

Lil Queen — December 12, 2011
great story.a bit dreamy.

amelia — January 4, 2012
this has helped me with my homework this story is cool

Becky — January 14, 2012
I loved this story i m so gonna use this in my school play.

KHUSHI — January 17, 2012
Hello

That is a very good idea. Circe the Witch is a character that appears in other Greek Mythology. she often appears as a strong but fair witch who knows lots of potions and spells. She is the aunt of Medea in the tale of Jason and The Argonauts or also known as Jason and The Golden Fleece.

Thanks for listening
Bye Bye
N *

Natasha — January 17, 2012
I LOV THIS STORY TI IS SORTA SAD TO ME I DONT KNOW ABOUT U BUT 2 ME IT IS SO SSSSSSSSSAAAAAAAAAAADDDDDDDD!!!!!!!!!???????

Juliana ray — January 17, 2012
Hi Juliana it does end fairly happily…

Bertie — January 17, 2012
good story but why does she have to turn people into pigs

Doug — January 24, 2012
sad story but keep up posting stories

anianuj — January 24, 2012
Love it

Illy — January 27, 2012
this is a very good myth it is kind of sad

Rica — January 28, 2012
the man who swam is strong and the navy should have listened but it was a sad and werd story!

temi — January 30, 2012
Luv this story

Michaela — January 31, 2012
i dont like witches but this one i like because shes beutiful and powerful

darriuso123gangsta — February 1, 2012
circe is more of a good witc than a bad noodle

darriuso123gangsta — February 1, 2012
I dont like the ending what happens does he reunite with his queen? Does he die? It sorta just cuts you off. But other that that it was a awesome story.

UF123 — February 12, 2012
Rubbish

Archie — February 13, 2012
well i reallly like this story this is a very cool school \

lilly — February 21, 2012
bad

shawna — March 1, 2012
nice one

shawna — March 1, 2012
what kind of story is this????????????

hala at your girl! — March 1, 2012
go! go get this story on your i pod

brown hiar girl — March 1, 2012
hey i like this

broncos rock fan — March 6, 2012
Hello

Thank you for your comment.Circe is a wonderful witch in all of the Greek Myths and is also cousin to the wonderful Medea who falls for Jason in the legend of Jason & The Argonauts…coming soon on Storynory.com
Thanks for listening
Bye Bye
N *

Natasha — March 7, 2012
kind of boring what shall I do to change it hahahahaha

Mohammed — March 9, 2012
That story is soooooooooooooooo sad

Shelumini — March 12, 2012
pooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

charlie — March 22, 2012
This is a good and funny tale!

susanna — March 29, 2012
I loved this story a lot.

julka — April 2, 2012
this story was very beautiful.

julka — April 2, 2012
Thanks Julka, I’m really glad you liked this one. Circe will appear again in part four of our Jason and Medea series

Bertie — April 2, 2012
ouns uopna a time they was a girl called danela she was going on holdey it was the warea holdey she ever danela want the bed smell like pig was selping on the bed the soues was full of casded then danela sawt to her mather that she want to go home then danela mather siad i now you dont like it then danela siad if you new i wdent like it why did you bring me her then danela mather siad i am relly sorry abawt this then danela mather saydi thoght you like staf like this then danela said you now i dont like staf like this

meseret — April 2, 2012
Thi has agreat beggining!

heidi — April 2, 2012
I love greek mytholigy!

heidi — April 2, 2012
this was awesome!!!!!!! But I dont get how someone could actually likkke this story.

Nicole — April 8, 2012
I HATE this story!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!But I like it!

Nicole — April 9, 2012
that was cool! i some how remember this story. it could have been in a movie or something because some how i remember that story!

jacqui — April 9, 2012
I love the story! I think Story Nory is my favourite website. The witch had a very beautiful voice,but she wasn’t very nice at the start!

Carmen, Charlie and Manu — April 12, 2012
Hello

Thank you for your comment. Circe the Beautiful Witch is great tale. Circe is known to be not a very nice witch in Greek Mythology but in the recent audio Jason and Medea part 3 she helps Princess Medea in her love quest for Jason.
Thanks for listening
Bye Bye
N*

Natasha — April 13, 2012
Good enteresting myth!

Sxecedrcrcdcedc — April 19, 2012
I love this myth!

Sxecedrcrcdcedc — April 19, 2012
This Greek myth was awesome! I loved it! It was so good I read it over again!

Velma & Serena — April 19, 2012
this is too long i can not red this it makes me wanna **** thats it

sharon — April 22, 2012
iloved this story it was brilliant

lucy — April 22, 2012
i love this story it is awsome it gives you so much about greek myoth.

kaitlyn — April 24, 2012
i love greek myths this one is cool……….

mckenzie — April 30, 2012
WHY WOULD A WITCH NOT WANT TO BE KILLED IF SHE JUST TURNED A BUNCH OF GUYS INTO PIGS!!!!!

Halimah — May 5, 2012
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/ — May 7, 2012
i really hate this story!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

jaydon — May 7, 2012
THIS WAS A AWSOME STORY

K — May 7, 2012
Hello

Thank you for your comment. Circe the Beautiful Witch is great story and she is one of the Witch characters in the Greek Myths on Storynory.com. Princess Medea is also called a Witch in the Jason and Medea series and she is in fact niece to the Princess but they live on separate Islands. You may like to listen to Odysseus on Storynory as he explores the mysterious Island of Aaeae that Circe lives on.

Thanks for listening
Bye Bye
N *

Natasha — May 8, 2012
this story was really long and boring too.noone would ever like to read this story again. it wasnt good.

leslie — May 7, 2012
Thanks Bertie and Natasha!
We are studying Greek mytholgy in class and these are really great resources and amazing stories!

Alex:P — May 18, 2012
good story i like it a lot

diya — May 19, 2012
Oh my god this story is like true it is true is good because i don’t know speech English but now i learning thank for that story

josephine says: — May 20, 2012
Hello

This is a good story to learn English from and you may also enjoy listening to the Story of Jason and Medea. The character of Circe also appears in this Story who is Aunt to Princess Medea and to whom she visits with Jason after their elopement
Thanks for listening
Bye Bye

Natasha — May 20, 2012
luv this 1

Sandy — May 21, 2012
LAME AS HELL

Shadic — May 23, 2012
what’s wring with eating cows? zeus and apollo are messed up.

bobbert — May 23, 2012
Thanks for this great site it has all the myths I need Its great It is great that I have chosen this myth for my project because it unusual for someone to get turned in to a pig

Emily — May 31, 2012
thiiis is so boring right now

elyijah mccphatter — May 31, 2012
I did not like this. Its rubbish

joglili — June 12, 2012
this story is so hot like your mu

your mama so fat — June 12, 2012
I loved it xxxx

Katie — June 17, 2012
Hello
Circe is a powerful sorceress in the legends of Greek Myths and she helps the Greek Witches in some of the myths including Medea, her neice in her desire to wed Jason.
I hope you find more Greek myths to enjoy listening to on Storynory.com

Bye Bye
N *

Natasha — June 17, 2012
i dont like it

bob — June 20, 2012
I lovelovelovelovelove this story sooo much !

[email protected] — June 21, 2012
i like this story it sounds intresting and i have heard oddyseuss alot of times in greek myths

aimah — June 25, 2012
wow this story is amazing my sister casey loves it she says again again when it ends will you do a story about the first olympics please

emily — July 6, 2012
my oh my my sister casey always says again again at the end of this story.please can you do a story about my sister and a dribble drool monster. i also have another sister called charlotte.her favirote story is thumberlina.she also says again again like my sister casey.please do a story about my sister charlotte and one about me too

emily — July 6, 2012
This story is one of my faves

maddison — July 9, 2012
I LOVE THIS STORY IT HAS SO MANY DETAILS THAT IT EXPLAINED CLEARLY

Emily L. — July 13, 2012
This story was really cool how men got turned in to pigs. they had good descrise and it was very sad how he made his men set sail and die.

bridget — July 23, 2012
I really like this story and it has lots of details and i am only a year 5 learning about this and now i can always com to this site for information and i will tell all my friends about this site and then they can come on this site to see information about this site.

Sophie — July 26, 2012
Dear bertie I really like Your story’s but I can’t find the Norse storys please tell me where they are?

Elizabeth — August 19, 2012
coooooooooooooooooooooooooooollllllllllll

hector t — September 10, 2012
I really love this! I have intrest in greek myth’s and legonds and this site is great for it, i know have a way to do essays bettter THANK YOU~ AHEM i am and seventh grade, and this is so helpfullllllllllllllllll!

Justess — September 11, 2012
Kim: I love it
Joe: it was okay

Kim and joe — September 14, 2012
Cool!

Bea — September 19, 2012
what is the moral lesson about this story?

ivhiey= ash" — September 20, 2012
I think it was great but you need to read the gray eyed goddess

bust story ever! =)

Anonymous — September 23, 2012
very good Natasha and bertie you should read the gray eyed goddess

=)

caes — September 23, 2012
This was an amazing story but toooooooooooooooooooo long
and way too many words!

Rachel hopalong — September 24, 2012
so cool man!!

You — September 24, 2012
pls give me another good myths if u have one thanks 😀

Lilly — September 26, 2012
i like listening to story but i like watching them more because it looks more interesting

grace — September 29, 2012
Awsome story but WAY too long

Leasey — October 1, 2012
this is awesome

hannah — October 4, 2012
i love this book

destiy — October 5, 2012
paragraph 33 mistake on they but i still loved it
Bravo Natasha & Bertie!!!!

Anonymous — October 7, 2012
i loved it do more go Greek myths

Nic — October 11, 2012
i thought it was alright but where was the proper action and whats the next story that continues after it

anomynus — October 14, 2012
your story was interestingly boring but educational:)

name — October 21, 2012
Well I wouldnt read this usual but i have to for homework:(..but it was far to long and you have a few typos but apart from that It was really good:)….xo

Chloe — October 21, 2012
Wow!

Anonymous — May 13, 2015
I loved this story

Katie — October 22, 2012
i love caats

cattt_lovva — October 24, 2012
This is a awesome story and I love how it describes and who ever put a comment is awesome. Please leave message or comment because this is such a good story.

Kimee — October 25, 2012
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meow — October 28, 2012
im in 2nd grADE this suck srsly likee ttl

CAYTGA — October 28, 2012
I love this story very cool

Ivannese — October 29, 2012
so many comments

Anonymous — November 2, 2012
so many comments

erica — November 2, 2012
Love it~
I completely made sense of the story :3

HollyKittyDrawer — November 3, 2012
Mmm, didnt like this story..

Viviana — November 14, 2012
Mm, didnt like it..

Viviana — November 14, 2012
IHATE this. Normally i enjoy them but this one is terrible!

Seriously? — November 16, 2012
these story was too long…and dident cuite get ir

susy — November 16, 2012
Liked it alot

Me — November 16, 2012
I love these stories i love to listen to them when i am doing my homework.

Marielle — November 20, 2012
Natasha reads sooooooooooo slow!

Anonymous — November 21, 2012
sooooooooooooooo cool, needed to rewrite a greek myth really helped me, thanks Natasha

anonymous — November 25, 2012
I don’t like this stuff I like cats way more

Claudia — November 30, 2012
i have to write about three of these stories for homework

lauren — December 1, 2012
this is a amazing story iv ever herd!i love the voice that you make. these characters are verey good thuse in this story.

feha — December 4, 2012
BBBBBBBBBBBBOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

KATIE — December 4, 2012
I HAVE TO WRITE THREE THINGS FOR MR.SCHOETZOW

ORANGEMONSTER — December 4, 2012
I had to write about and take notes on a lot of the Greek Myths. These helped me a lot!

Soohyun — December 5, 2012
Hi Lauren! It’s Katie!

Orange Monster — December 5, 2012
I loved this story it helped me on my Greek Myths project!!

livvy — December 6, 2012
Interesting story. I like this one a lot better than Helen of Troy. Thank you storynory!!

Penie — December 9, 2012
Nice but too long!

july — December 9, 2012
this story is super funny 🙂

Hannah Sakshi — December 16, 2012
even tough its not true its better then helen of troy

Misha — December 19, 2012
i like nine and cats and hate CAKE!!

Anonymous — January 4, 2013
this myth is very nice i loved it

Becca — January 5, 2013
I LOVED IT!

Becca — January 5, 2013
BORING dis is for ma homework and i hate it soooooo BORING Play msp its WAY better than lessening to this msp is a game im The cool girl 1000

Julia — January 8, 2013
Ummmmmmmmmmmmm…. awesome!

Alexia — January 12, 2013
This is Year 5 in Miss Davies’s class. Guys, use this website please, its very enjoyable with lots of nice Greek Myths. I will know if you copy the story completely now. Use your own words!

Miss Davies and Mrs Gonsalves

5D, Deanesfield Primary School — January 12, 2013
i loved it i thought i wouldnt like it but it wasnt so bad.

elizabeth — January 15, 2013
I liked it,although I would of listend to Circe.

CaRa — January 15, 2013
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-____- — January 17, 2013
We got it good, like it’s noting because, when we do are work we get credit what we do in class.Because what we get that what we get in class for not doing what we not supose to do,so you get that grade what you do in class.What ever we do we got it good because,we have to turn it in when it’s time to turn it in.What ever we do that is grade.So we have to turn it in when mr.field tell us to turn in are homeworkwe have no chioce to turn it in to him.
we have to do whatever he said to do.

jai'son cooley — January 17, 2013
This story was good and I need to try to read faster

jai'son cooley — January 17, 2013
too long and boring if you could make shorter myths with wild mythological creatures…

alisha — January 17, 2013
so then people,i would like to know if you have ever posted one of your myths.im in year 5 and i love to learn.in my myth my mythological creature was medusa and she was really mean she was the devil in my story.my hero was a little girl called pandora.my teacher had loved it and she gttold me to keep writing myths at home … i thjought about when i grow up i will be a book writer and i asked my teacher a nd and she loved my idea.sorry for the little mistakes im in a rush tright now because it is lunch time on saturday…im so tierd iits snowing outside…,blas bla bla bla bla bla bla bla bla bnla bla

alisha — January 17, 2013
boring, stupid i haveto do this in class lol

honey boo boo — January 23, 2013
Dear Natasha
You have a great voice 🙂 I’m gotta do listen to more storys

Jamie — January 23, 2013
i’m 14 why am i having to read this?

lola — January 23, 2013
Odysseus is weird. He wants to explore an island, and lets his men turn into pigs. If I was Odysseus, I would ask Hermes for more Molly to give to his men. Sciller’s is weird too. I mean, SIX arms!?!?!?!?!? And she ate HOW MANY men?

The Wizard — January 25, 2013
hey anyone got a short myth for me

gail — January 31, 2013
the time is wrong

lois — January 31, 2013
i like it

tiedie2000 — February 7, 2013
nice pig m

oliver — February 8, 2013
nice pig i love its spikey hair whats its phone number

andrew — February 8, 2013
I hate it

arita — February 13, 2013
i had to write a report on greek myth so this helped me alot thanks !!

LIPSTICK_girlXOXO — February 18, 2013
This helped me alot, but the report I have to write is required to be alot shorter than this!!!

monkeybunny12 — February 19, 2013
interesting story!!!! i love the pig!!!!

nicole — February 23, 2013
nice

andrew — February 27, 2013
Awesome the leopard sounds cute!

Courtney — February 27, 2013
this is mad long

Ameerah — February 28, 2013
omg so awsome

bob — March 1, 2013
hi bob it is mike yo bob
mike is boss
my name is mike

mike — March 1, 2013
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

mike — March 1, 2013
beautiful story

anonoumus — March 2, 2013
its beautiful.

sarah — March 2, 2013
wow this story is longer than I expected…

Inna(nickname) — March 3, 2013
Suddenly, I realize that this is another classic people criticize. People sure can get picky sometimes

Pichu — March 11, 2013
Great story

Laquira — March 18, 2013
When was this?

Death — March 20, 2013
I really liked the story.I have a suggestion to make fo future stories.can you do the Cthulhu stories?

Turtle — March 20, 2013
Wow,great story!

Ishita — March 20, 2013
Wow,great story

Ishita — March 20, 2013
This is the worst story i’ve ever read

Natasha — March 21, 2013
boring 🙁

Lunar — March 24, 2013
i think this story is very intresting itll be very cool if it was our tale. well i hope all of u loved it because its great.

estrella — March 26, 2013
she is not beatiful

-.- — March 26, 2013
I love this story thanks for reading it Natasha, Bertie how did you get this nolige of Greek stories.

Abi — April 2, 2013
Dear Abi, a long time ago I read Classics (Latin and Greek) at Oxford University.

Bertie — April 2, 2013
cool

shanice — April 7, 2013
It’s very,very,very confusing.I think this is the worst story ever. This should have a lot of improvements made.

subbhanara — April 8, 2013
its was good im learning this in class :/ well whats happens next………………….

FAT RAINBOW — April 8, 2013
And VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY confusing ;/ well have fun

FAT RAINBOW — April 8, 2013
i coldnt get the audio

reebow — April 10, 2013
y did u leave the story where it is add more !!!!

laura megan — April 11, 2013
I HAD TO DO THIS FOR MY HOMEWORK AND I HAD TO DO A COMIC STRIP OR A COMIC AND MAKE IT INTO A CARTOON

GABBY — April 21, 2013
nice

vin — April 22, 2013
cool

vin — April 22, 2013
gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood

vin — April 22, 2013
I think the story was great but it ended so quickly. WHERE DID THE ENDING GO BERTIE????????????????????
Plus, no offence Helen but the picture did not make her look so beautiful.

Pug Lover — April 23, 2013
I think it’s so great of u 2 do this Natasha
xoxoxoxxoxo

Pug Lover — April 23, 2013
nice the play was nice too good to me why not add more

vin — April 23, 2013
what a story love greek

mary — April 24, 2013
very nice

ERW — April 27, 2013
Friday 3rd may 2013.

I love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yazmine — May 3, 2013
Good!

Yazmine — May 3, 2013
This book is awesome

Cool — May 3, 2013
i still don’t like natasha

11010001010111101010 — May 7, 2013
I WANNA PIG

Fiona — May 7, 2013
But do you lift?

Stinky Pinky — May 8, 2013
well… that was nice? 0.0

poophub — May 9, 2013
OMG… What time is it? It’s Natasha time!

Taymac — May 9, 2013
Natasha,…… STOP LISTENING TO THE STUPID FROG!

Emma — May 9, 2013
i don’t care……. I LOVE IT!

Emma — May 9, 2013
this is a really good story but i hate how it has a cliffhanger

Viktoria — May 13, 2013
This story was really good, loved it! I gotta read alot of myths for English class, so I’m just submitting a comment cause I’m bored. Lol:)But it was really good and one of the few myths i found interesting.

Emery — May 13, 2013
ILOVE YOUR BOOK SO MUCH I ALSO LOVE ANCIENT GREECE

arnijae — May 15, 2013
@Emery, we have to read all of them for Reading class! im bored… friend me on http://www.moviestarplanet.com on the american one. Im $waggalicous115

Emma — May 16, 2013
I love Greek mythology now! It’s hard to get in studying and reading because of all my concerts, but I’m making time for this website! Love all my fans! 😉 –JB

Justin Bieber;) — May 17, 2013
i hate it!!!!!

hytr — May 18, 2013
Cool i love it! Xxxx

Kkatiee — May 19, 2013
Love it! What is the lesson

Jenny — May 20, 2013
It was wonderful.. very interesting..

Praneeth — May 21, 2013
this is a beautiful story

ilovecupcakes — May 24, 2013
HAI
POTATO
I LOVE ALL MY FANS AND AIRCONDITIONERTS
DONT CARE!

ONE DERECTION — May 27, 2013
it was so coooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool

becca — May 28, 2013
It was very good and circe was not evil but she was just bored.

Vampires Rock! — May 28, 2013
it was ok but it was short and quite
boring the way the witch just gave up

charley — May 31, 2013
the story was awsome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

andre — June 1, 2013
….it,s ok but

i hate you — June 2, 2013
wow i love the story it so great

emily — June 3, 2013
i love the story AND I LOVED THAT Odysseus SURVIVED

esmee — June 10, 2013
Your mom is so ugly that even this story couldnt fix the miror, this is so ridiculous worst website in the world, like gosh…

Your Mom — June 11, 2013
it was happy

jhgkj;l — June 11, 2013
This is a really cool story! Well, almost all Greek Myths are because I LOOOOOOOVVVVVVEEEEEE Greek Myths!

CyberPunk212 — July 7, 2013
What i meant to say was: This was an awesome myth!Well, almost all greek myths are because I LOOOOOOVVVVVEEEEEE Greek Myths!

CyberPunk212 — July 7, 2013
hey your mom you spelled mirror wrong if you want to tell a joke on a english site make sure you spell all your words the correct way. Can you say spell check?

Cody — July 26, 2013
ccccccccccooooooooooooollllllllllllllllllll

isabel — July 29, 2013
Amazzinggggggggggg!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

lion — August 2, 2013
It feels good to read greek myths like this one! It’s enjoyable!!!!

marco — August 2, 2013
Nice one. I enjoyed.

Leison — August 7, 2013
wheres the ending

Anonymous — August 13, 2013
nice story

;) — August 19, 2013
i like greek stories but this one is just excellent!!!!!!

;) — August 19, 2013
I love reading but this is one of the best stories I have ever read.

Princess — August 28, 2013
its really helpful i have savoured it with relish thanks natasha

musarrat — August 30, 2013
thank you

Anonymous — September 2, 2013
I liked this story, but I didn’t really think it had character. I mean, all they said about Circe was she was really pretty OVER AND OVER AND OVER!

Tomboy Maniac — September 11, 2013
Great story! I really enjoyed it!

Kevin — September 12, 2013
Great story! I really enjoyed it!

Kevin — September 12, 2013
Loved it! Very well written, could have done with more setting description but oh well! 🙂

Anonymous — September 14, 2013
niceeeee 🙂

haneyah — September 15, 2013
nice

haneyah — September 15, 2013
I hayed it!!! and it really does’t have a lot to do with the “beautiful witch”.

Anonimus — September 20, 2013
Omg I love greek mythology

myra — October 2, 2013
omg I love greek mythology so much

myra — October 2, 2013
omg Ilove this story I thought it was so great

Natalie — October 2, 2013
can you add more on to the stories you are leaving me on the edge of the cliff!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

nnnnnnnooooooooooottttttttttt rrrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaallllllllllllllllyyyyyyyyyyyy

Sanjana — October 4, 2013
loong

bgbv — October 11, 2013
.mythical

bgbv — October 11, 2013
I love your stories

loonamoona — October 17, 2013
love the story

Tahlor — October 18, 2013
em……… I think I fell asleep through this

kate — October 19, 2013
this story is cool

Joslyn — October 19, 2013
Hi it’s Jessica here. I really like your stories but there are a few spelling mistakes but I think your stories are absolutely amazing because I’m doing a school topic on Greeks and we have to write down a Greek myth for our homework.

Storynory ! From Jessica thank for your stories

Jessica — October 29, 2013
i really enjoyed the simplicity of this novel. It really hit a soft spot near and dear to my heart strings…beautiful writing, very very touching and purely historical. I feel my eyes watering as posiden pulls out the tears from within my eyes.

Jessica — October 30, 2013
em……….. I think I fell asleep man!!!! REPLAY!!!!!!! WAIT NO IT IS BORING!!!!

jose — October 30, 2013
I LOVE it

Anónimo — November 3, 2013
it took me 6 minutes to read the story not 17 minutes

Meep... — November 7, 2013
i love how the witch turns men into pigs (snort,snort)

sarah — November 12, 2013
It’z gud!!!

Amber — November 16, 2013
je ne parle pas anglais mais j’aime l’histoire! 🙂

froo — November 19, 2013
cher Froo, Je ne parle pas francais mais bienvenue

Bertie — November 19, 2013
awesome story

kimi — November 19, 2013
fabtastic

isabela — November 28, 2013
love this story it is super engaging. i want more adventure and thrill!!!!

jasmine — December 4, 2013
I love greek mythology it’s so cool

kamron — December 12, 2013
I like how much detail you put into the story but it was rather long but other then that I thought the story was great!!!

pokemon girl — December 19, 2013
great story

kerry — December 19, 2013
Soooooooooo boring

Bumble — January 8, 2014
It is really a great stories for kids like me:)

Megan — January 17, 2014
i loved this story

ariana — January 21, 2014
this story is ******…. we’ll leave u to work out wht tht stands for 🙂

circe — February 6, 2014
Wow i love this story and it was great for my English project, Au revoir!!

Ellie — February 10, 2014
love this sort

mama — February 21, 2014
thought it was great thanks for an interesting read :)!!!!

Amy — February 21, 2014
dont get it

gemma — February 21, 2014
long story makes a great story. i like these kind of stories. i love greek myths!!!!

jasmine — February 22, 2014
I love reading these stories! they are so interesting! I love Ancient Greek Myths!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lesina — February 26, 2014
Great

Liena — March 3, 2014
I like this story it’s a very

Trinity — March 4, 2014
It’s a good story didn’t have time to finish 🙁

Trinity — March 4, 2014
Its alright:p

sannah — March 6, 2014
its good for homework its quite macabre really

maya — March 9, 2014
i don’t get it

unknow — March 10, 2014
What on earth i am sooooo random i am going to tell someone my secret I LOVE SEAN REED and LUCAS DRIUN.

Amber — March 10, 2014
cool

me! — March 11, 2014
This is very nice and good site where i read about the circle and Beautiful witch Audio story my sister love to play music online and story i share this site with my sister..

Christinea — March 15, 2014
Please do some more greek myths!?

Alice — March 17, 2014
Love it !

Please do Percy Jackson
The writer is Rick Riordan

And please also do The Hardy Boys
The writer is Franklin w. Dixon

Please Respond !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Erin — March 17, 2014
i like these kind of storys but a bit long

Amy — March 18, 2014
it was awsome

camron — March 18, 2014
Cool story couldn’t get any better!

ashli — March 19, 2014
It’s a good story!!!!!

crystal — March 20, 2014
Good book

Jamani — March 25, 2014
Yes I do

Anonymous — March 26, 2014
I loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooved it

Hannah — March 31, 2014
I loved it

Hannah — March 31, 2014
Hi good story… sort of

Ashley — April 1, 2014
Great story and very interesting.

Michaela — April 2, 2014
I would not want to be a pig !!!

Emilia — April 23, 2014
Mariam is using her cellular devise in class

dhgfgh — April 28, 2014
I love greek myths and learning about the greek gods.

jaedyn — April 28, 2014
this book is in second place for my favorite book

angenette — April 29, 2014
i love it so much and the story was so funny and the people where pigs and it was so so so so so so so so so so so so so so sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooö0000000000000000000oooooooo funny

talyne — April 29, 2014
i loved the story ass hole

talyne — April 29, 2014
Mine too

Anonymous — April 30, 2014
cool book

E.S.B — May 2, 2014
It’s completely boring Natasha its really auckward I wish there was a twist no connections nothing

Aurora — May 8, 2014
what is the theme of the story reply to good

Good — May 8, 2014
what is the theme

miranda — May 10, 2014
good

lottie — May 14, 2014
This story was GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Rithika — May 15, 2014
I wonder if Circe is beautiful for real or if she just
did a spell to make her look beautiful?

MeeMeetose mermaid girl — May 16, 2014
this is interesting yet boring

pedro vote for me — May 23, 2014
Very good and entertaining.
hope others like the story as much as i did

Lib and cat — June 2, 2014
very good and entertaining

Lib and cat — June 2, 2014
This was a really great story. But what happened next ? Did odysseus return home safely? uhhh so eager to know plz tell me! 🙁

clara:) — June 4, 2014
i had to re-write this story and it worked very well. I went to re-write The Wooden Horse but nope. this is the easiest and the most fascinating story. And a reply to “does he get home safely?”
I NEED TO KNOW TO!!!!!!!!!!!
I cant finish the story if i dont know how these people finisehd!!!!!!!

llamacorn12345678 — June 5, 2014
Dear llamacorn12345678 Odysseus gets home safely. The last story in this series, The Homecoming, is one of the best.

Bertie — June 5, 2014
I like how the story described each of the things

Lee — June 18, 2014
What happened to oddyseus? did he return home safely or died on the island?

Lee — June 18, 2014
Dear Lee if you can find the story called “The Homecoming” it will tell you the answer … sorry I am on mobile so I can’t easily give you the link… but it’s there under Greek Myths.

Bertie — June 18, 2014
But iTuns dose not have all the stories on it my mom has an iPod with the internet on it so I can listen to all the stories.{•:

Maya — August 21, 2014
Dear Maya, you can get all the stories in iTunes. The new redesign, coming up oh so soon, will make it very easy to do this.

Bertie — August 21, 2014
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Maya — August 21, 2014
I love the story and i love the pronunciation so much.
I wish I could Read that way to and the pronunciation was very clear I am a good reader myself but not good as this. I LOVE………….. IT SO MUUCH

keziah — August 23, 2014
I really like it is my best; )

willow — September 27, 2014
It is very interesting.It is the best out of story nory! That is my twin sister obove me. Willow did a bad grammer problem.

sahara — September 27, 2014
sorry actually my sister is below me.

sahara — September 27, 2014
Awsome!!

i like it!! — October 1, 2014
It is funny and all but 2 words make shorter!!!!

Bob — October 8, 2014
good myth I cant wait to read more!

Anonymous — October 8, 2014
it is cool

yurika — October 13, 2014
Sorry didn’t listen it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

mily — October 16, 2014
awsome

nate — November 9, 2014
boring!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:(

alex — November 14, 2014
great story

zoe — December 3, 2014
didnt like it AT ALL

Anonymous — December 4, 2014
I think this was a great story even though this is the first story I have ever herd on storynory

joshua — December 8, 2014
this is great

Anonymous — January 5, 2015
It was interesting. But why would a witch want to turn men into PIGS!?

Raven — January 27, 2015
I was using it for a project and got an A+. Thanks Bertie, Mr. DiGennaro learned about this website too and loves it!

Outstanding job

Humyra — January 31, 2015
Dear Humrya Congratulations on A+ for your project

Bertie — January 31, 2015
Great movie book

Easton — February 4, 2015
hello, this story is great and it has really made my heart leap into loving greek mthys, and of course, either this one ro the one about the cyclops is by far my favourite!!! i would recommend this to every one! i think it is great for a ten year old as that is what i am!!! 0_o

charlotte — February 5, 2015
i liked it

baby anais — February 16, 2015
great story thanks

hi — February 25, 2015
Thats awesome! I want to be Zues

Logan — March 3, 2015
It is a very good myth and i have not heard it before fun to read to

koel — March 5, 2015
yass, greek myths are the best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! must read!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

asian — March 6, 2015
Must read this. this is such a good story

asian — March 6, 2015
LOL
so funny
man odyseus men are so dumb
wow love this story

Dawn — March 9, 2015
Wasnt there a middle route????????????????
Please reply

Princess Elsa frozen fan — March 11, 2015
wow I loved it, one of my favorate myths

sasha — March 12, 2015
awsome

biniam — March 13, 2015
I was only 9 years old, and I loved Shrek SOOOOO Much!!!!!

Donkey — March 17, 2015
cool story bro

Dotty — March 17, 2015
i liked it very much. it had good grammer

Dotty — March 17, 2015
cool story. well thought out

Megan Mary Elizabeth — March 17, 2015
awesome

Maegan Mary Elizabeth — March 17, 2015
I really liked the story i really loved how deep and meaningful it was it really touched me.

leah grace thompson — March 17, 2015
awhsome

Maegan Mary Elizabeth Rowley — March 17, 2015
love it

mexico — March 24, 2015
My favorite thing ever love it

mexico — March 24, 2015
cool

mexico — March 24, 2015
cool

dante — April 14, 2015
cool

dante — March 31, 2015
superb

amy — April 8, 2015
It was crazy! I really liked it.

COLE — April 13, 2015
i started loving greek stories after reading percy jackson series

harini — April 15, 2015
Me to I love those books

anonymous — April 19, 2015
good book

Ethan s. — April 28, 2015
thank you for the book i really want to know what happend to odyseus i wonder how his life turned out after the storm and if came back onto the island of apollo and died

anonymous 2 — April 30, 2015
I love the story byby

misty — May 1, 2015
love this story

vicky — May 3, 2015
Some of you just had to take notes or write 3 paragraphs, but I have to right a 10 PARAGRAPH ESSAY!! And I only have 3 1 hour classes to finish it!!!! But anyway, I really like the story!!

Shannon — May 5, 2015
LOVE IT! BUT MORE DETAIL, AND MAKE IT MORE SUITABLE FOR OLDER KIDS!

i don't know — May 13, 2015
i love you bertie
your the best

troll — May 20, 2015
Turning men into pigs doesn’t make you a feminist, it makes you a misandrist.

Han Yolo (lol) — May 27, 2015
I liked it, next I am going to read the whole Oddysee

Doo — June 2, 2015
I liked the story and you left a cliff hanger

Aiman — June 14, 2015
I loved this story! It was very exiting to me! But, was the witch good or bad? Anyways it was a good story! ?

Rayly — June 17, 2015
Hi Story Nory! I loved this story as I used it for my homework – I had to make a comic strip based on a Greek myth as my class’ topic is Ancient Greece. Please reply, it would really make my day! It would be a great birthday present! thanks 10/10! 🙂 🙂

Connie — September 19, 2015
Dear Connie – can you email us a picture of your comic strip ! Well done.

Bertie — September 19, 2015
It is a really good story:)

Greek mythology lover — September 29, 2015
i have been on so many website for myth story’s for a school project this is the best yet and im really picky with my story’s you have to be really good to geet me to like your storys :):):):):):):):):):):):):):):)

:)cheyenne :) — October 7, 2015
cool story i like it

Anonymous — October 13, 2015
terrible ending

: ) — October 21, 2015
it is very nice story but peace is worng and all i have to say that the witcg was nice and my great great great great grand mother

Arshad Hamid — November 14, 2015
nice

Arshad — November 14, 2015
LOVED IT?????????????☠?⚗????⚔?⛏??????????

Noah????????????? — January 25, 2016
Story nory is the best I love it♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡

Isla — February 4, 2016
my friend loves pigs

omg girl — February 14, 2016
This was pretty cool, but did you know that I read most of the Greek myths, and the ones about Odysseus say that Eurylochus hid behind a pillar, watched his men turn into pigs, then reported back to Odysseus?

Kyla — March 1, 2016
i love this story!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Greek SOOOOOOOOOO cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!more Greek stories!!!!!!!!!!!

#cool person$$$$$ — March 3, 2016
The Cyclops Cave is better.

Steph Curry — March 11, 2016
Best story ever

*winky face* — April 6, 2016
i really love it

lilianna — April 22, 2016
This was so cool

Alex — May 6, 2016
Most boring story ever

Josh — May 12, 2016
I found this quite helpful.

Jasmin — May 16, 2016
I find this story quite nice and helpful. Thx!

AuroBlaze — May 16, 2016
This was a very interesting story that I will read on and do more research sadly though I don’t think this is the ex at truth I don’t think Circe actually helped odeyess (I don’t know how to spell his name) and he left right away but I do bet that his crew did mutiny or were about to I’m sure they thought they were being loyal in there own way. But it’s a great story a little far fetched with Circe but it was a pleasure to read it.

Bailey — June 20, 2016
Thanks for your comment, Bailey.

Jana Elizabeth — June 21, 2016
loved it awesome story

Anonymous — September 20, 2016
i loved it

viki — September 20, 2016
i loved it so cool

Anonymous — September 20, 2016
Thank you so much for making this! I’m doing a project on Circe in English class and this helps a ton!

Luna — September 27, 2016
Loved the story but how do you think Circe says bye?

Anonymous — October 21, 2016
That was a good story. I have Circe for a project is helped

Miles — October 21, 2016
this was really intersting and thanks

Ashley — October 21, 2016
Thumbs Up! I’ve been wondering about Odysseus. I’ve read the whole myth now though.

Patrick — October 27, 2016
Thanks, really going to help me with my assignment

Rori — November 7, 2016
I really loved to read myth stories, It’s very interesting, exciting and adventorous story of heros so hope that more stories out there be posted.

Francis — November 29, 2016
yeah i did like this story

jaime — December 5, 2016
Cool

Steve — December 16, 2016
I love myths. Thanks. Although I want to know want happens next. I am a very curious girl!

Clara — December 30, 2016
I liked it a lot

Ethan — January 4, 2017
i really enjoy Greek myths. In fact, i use most of my time om Greek mythology. So, thanks

Lucis — January 10, 2017
Ihave no idea if the first comment reached. if it did not, then, I REALLY ENJOYED. thanks

Lucis — January 10, 2017
I liked the story, but it sounded more like just another adventure of Odysseus since, even though Circe played a major role in the story. It felt as if it wasn’t really about Circe even though the title said it was about her. However, besides that I felt like it was a really good story. I didn’t really expect a sad ending though so that made a really good plot twist, which I did like. I also wish that they had at least told us if he landed back home, so maybe there might or could be (hopefully) be a part two? Again, it was a really good story and I really did enjoy it.

Zoe — January 10, 2017
I have read the real Odyssey, and this is pretty good

JOHN — January 12, 2017
I love all of these stories! My class and I have read every story about Odysseus! I also love the voices you make for the characters! :D:D:D:D

Gigi — January 13, 2017
That was ssssooooooo good

Jack — January 13, 2017
cool story but i have not red it.

Dj mango — January 13, 2017
good story

karl — January 13, 2017
i like it

memememememeemmememememememmemememe — January 17, 2017
best story ever

cool story raport — January 17, 2017
awsome great (reply)

Anonymous — January 17, 2017
awesome story but you missed some good parts like she had 3 chidren with him

sleem boogie — January 17, 2017
Thank you so much for sharing this magnificent story. I think you should share this fabulous tale with more peple because it shares the perfect amount of learning for a curious class learning this topic.

Laura — January 19, 2017
this is not how I heard the story

kelly — January 23, 2017
i liked it very much the way you wrote it appropriately for both kids and teens

everett — January 25, 2017
wonderful

gg — January 25, 2017
love it

skert — February 2, 2017
This story is very entertaining. However, in the very beginning, the story sounded like an abstract from another story. If you want to tell the tale, tell the tale right. Thank you for your work. P.S you left out that she had three children with her.

-Snowstorm Beta of the SP.

Snowstorm, Beta of the SP, pure blood were wolf, and the protector for humans, — February 5, 2017
hated it. worst story ever.

carter — February 7, 2017
i ….love…..IT……………………..

ok — February 8, 2017
Cliff Hanger!!!!!

Kristen and Abby — February 10, 2017
this story was so so good i really enjoyed it pls put some more myths on this website as good as that 1

feenster — February 12, 2017
Cool. I like it a lot.

Don't want to give my name. — February 13, 2017
Amazing! What´s next?

Brady — February 15, 2017
Great

Balls — March 3, 2017
What was circe’s flaw

Hey — March 3, 2017
Her powers did not work against Odysseus who had eaten some magic herbs.

Bertie — March 4, 2017
It was awesome

Oliver — March 5, 2017
I loved it so much because you explained the story in mostly major deatales.

Zechariah Tenny — March 6, 2017
Fantastic for all ages who are looking for a great myth!

Pranith — March 6, 2017
awsome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

pixle — March 10, 2017
cool

plililili — March 10, 2017
love it

ibrahimwheed — March 11, 2017
Interesting!

Hannah — March 12, 2017
Cool 😎 story!!

Cerci — March 15, 2017
itokay shhhhhh i did not read some of it

Anonymous — March 15, 2017
This is a great educational story thank Circie for the story.

Areya — March 16, 2017
Love it

Anonymous — March 16, 2017
I liked the story

Anonymous — March 22, 2017
I read the real story in the book version. It’s a bit different.

Joshua — March 22, 2017
IT WAS THE BEST STORY EVEYYYYYYYY

natalie — March 23, 2017
dis so cool

michaeljackson — March 27, 2017
i play Circe so this really helps me

Dj_Ray — March 27, 2017
beautiful story amazing accept the witch lol

victoria — March 28, 2017
good

liam — March 28, 2017
this is so funny

Anonymous — April 3, 2017
I LOOOOOOOOVE MYTHOLOGY!!!!!!!!!!

bob — April 4, 2017
This is a wonderful story good for learning English.

Kasla — April 4, 2017
Hello. I like the storys here

Kasla — April 4, 2017
So GOOD

Aiyana — April 5, 2017
wow

Eli — April 5, 2017
not that good of a thing to read

gabby — April 5, 2017
Dear Bertie,

I really like this website and its really helping me! I got a question,
why did they get so attracted to Circe’s voice? Please reply and I LUV THIS WEBSITEEEEEEEEEEEEE!

Dan — April 5, 2017
Dear Dan, I think Circe had magic powers and her voice was irresistible because of them.

Bertie — April 5, 2017
what is the value or lesson of this story? i am doing report do not know……

taco — April 5, 2017
what is the lesson of this story

person — April 5, 2017
I listen to this all the time so good!

Rowan — April 6, 2017
it was extraordinary and amazing

parmis — April 6, 2017
Good story

BOB — April 11, 2017
awesome story !!!!

stacey — April 11, 2017
it was coolio

mary — April 17, 2017
this story is good

Kris — April 17, 2017
I learned that you need to stay away from that witch

Andrew — April 17, 2017
this story was fun and lost of learning.thank you for making storynory april 17 2017

Faedra lefedor — April 18, 2017
awesome!

ami — April 19, 2017
I really like this myth

Pepe the frog — April 19, 2017
cool myth

anounymy — April 20, 2017
this is good!it is long but i like it.

chloe — April 20, 2017
its fine

Lyric — April 20, 2017
It is a little bit too long

Cindy — April 23, 2017
Thanks it really helped with homework!

Toby — April 23, 2017
This is a great story. I love myths.

Jeffy — April 24, 2017
I like this story. better than hercules

ky ky the kyle — April 24, 2017
it was so nasty

poop — April 24, 2017
lol I can’t believe this

Hello — April 24, 2017
I love this story! I loved it at the first word! I LOVE listening and reading stories

Meraal — April 26, 2017
I liked it but I kind of want to know what happens next.

Gabrielle — April 26, 2017
its so funny

Anonymous — April 27, 2017
amazing pig story

parmis — April 30, 2017
this was amazing

Anonymous — May 1, 2017
the book was so good but it didn’t make sense

milena — May 1, 2017
the book was so good all though the part were there BOAT SANK that is horible. It was kinda boring.

Lance — May 1, 2017
i really dislike this story it leaves you with a unanswered end ]: ]:

Savannah — May 2, 2017
it was so funny

anijiah — May 3, 2017
This story was great even though it was a legend it was really good story it was funny too like when the men turned into pigs and had to roll around in the muddy ground as usual but it was a fantastic legend!I love it so much.

Rihanna — May 3, 2017
This story was great great cliff hangers.

riley — May 3, 2017
I love it!!!

Ethan — May 3, 2017
boring

mia — May 4, 2017
i like this story

noah — May 4, 2017
really liked this book this program should be used all the time for kids

-may 4 2017

lucia — May 4, 2017
cool

john — May 6, 2017
cool

Priscilla — May 8, 2017
funny story

natasha — May 8, 2017
Just because someone looks safe doesn’t mean they are.

amra — May 8, 2017
i think it was a great book.

Avery — May 8, 2017
graet story

zach the deez nuts man — May 9, 2017
this is the best story ever

Alan — May 9, 2017
i love this but i dont know what she wears

hello — May 9, 2017
good story

alanis — May 10, 2017
well nice story i gotta give props to you kid 😀

Anonymous — May 10, 2017
A very good story.

Espe — May 13, 2017
Good

Alex — May 15, 2017
Really boring.☹️☹️☹️

Amelia — May 15, 2017
It’s reallyl long but I like it

Alex — May 15, 2017
I liked this story because it was interesting.

Amethyst — May 16, 2017
I love the story!!! 😀 🙂 so nice!!! 🙂 😀

Emon — May 16, 2017
This was truly a great story!

Val — May 16, 2017
This an awesome story, couldn’t stop reading!!!

#Grr Monday's — May 17, 2017
love it!

ST — May 18, 2017
I love the story

ST — May 18, 2017
i did like this book it was intersting to me and cool but the thing i did not like is to long !

Cindy — May 19, 2017
so good

az — May 19, 2017
Amazing

mrs. crinkle — May 19, 2017
I like this story

jadyn — May 19, 2017
whats your fovert animal

taya — May 22, 2017
Love it

Georgiz — May 24, 2017
make it shorter because i needed something like a short caption but i didn’t know what to write. This was the closest to my “Answer”

Student — May 25, 2017
I love the way you read I your stories,I love your stories

Allison — May 25, 2017
Nice!

Erica — May 26, 2017
This really helped me for revising

charlotte — May 30, 2017
I like it

Mimi — May 31, 2017
this is a good story

Heina — May 31, 2017
Cool 😎

Kai — June 2, 2017
I loved that story it was perfect , great for my history it got me really excited.

oliver — June 6, 2017
That was a annoying ending, what the heck? What happens to Odysseus?

Anja — June 7, 2017
I’m starting a lesson on greeks and this has helped

Evie — June 8, 2017
awesome stories

reana — June 15, 2017
THIS WAS FAR MY FAVORITE GREEK STORY EVER!!!!! It was good. VERY GOOD!!!!

NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS!!!!!!! — June 16, 2017
I love this book so muck. I also love greck myths

Lily — June 19, 2017
I loved this story… I was given the nickname circee i had no idea who she was.
. So i googled circee and… Thank u

Liz — June 19, 2017
cool

hijoipo — June 21, 2017
It was very fun to read

D.K — July 19, 2017
it was a really good story!

🙂 🙂 🙂

emily — July 25, 2017
i like the story

irhene vanessa muta — July 30, 2017
I love this story! Could you read Frankenstein next time? Please reply.

J05HU4 — August 2, 2017
Great story!

Sam — August 3, 2017
i love it;so magical and… Witchifing.

Savannah Palmer — August 17, 2017
this is a awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

lyla — August 21, 2017
lol i loved it

diane — August 25, 2017
ok

JO — August 29, 2017
Amazing love it🐷👰🏼😃😺

Wolf — September 3, 2017
I’m pretty sure that I’m prettier then this lady. but whatever, I still liked.

morgan — September 6, 2017
Very good book! I love Greek myths

Alannah — September 7, 2017
yes

Corbin McCarty — September 12, 2017
awesome

sally — September 14, 2017
Love dis stuf

Adam — September 14, 2017
good

Anonymous — September 22, 2017
Yes” because it is a good story and it has juicy details.

Aundrea — September 28, 2017
What a story!

Hannah Song — October 5, 2017
Great!

Hannah B Song — October 5, 2017
I love this story

O — October 6, 2017
i needed more info plz

adam grier — October 10, 2017
why is this so long? can ya make it shorter

Anonymous — October 10, 2017
i love it SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO much!

martin — October 11, 2017
Sick

Anyonymous — October 12, 2017
this is great! wow i never knew it

stars — October 12, 2017
Im upset that you did not compleate the whole story

Anonymous — October 13, 2017
The story is really good and i love it really helped me out in my homework on mythology.

ABIGAIL — October 19, 2017
Its so longgggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg…………………………………………………………

Law — October 25, 2017
Very great story, like it, learn many thing in this story.

Ellie — October 26, 2017
Nice

Miguel — October 27, 2017
This story is very good for both children and adults, for it teaches a moral: listen to your leader, and never take things that are not yours. Either way, I listened to the whole thing and it was the best Greek Geek Story I have ever read!

GreekGeekStoryNoryGuy — October 28, 2017
Yo. Good myth man. I love Greek and Roman myths. If anyone else likes this types of myth read Rick Riordan books, like Percy Jackson and the Greek Gods

Satstyle the Unstoppable — October 29, 2017
It was an intresting book but it was really long.

Kaylee — October 31, 2017
It was an intresting book but it was really long.

:3 — October 31, 2017
I have to say this is a really good story and i would defintly like to here it again one day!

girlygirl — October 31, 2017
one of the best storys i have ever heard.

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halloween party yay trick or treat — October 31, 2017
It’s pretty cool!

George — October 31, 2017
Really? A cliffhanger?

Anonymous — November 2, 2017
too long

hi — November 3, 2017
I love it☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺

Joey — November 5, 2017
Great! Love it!

Harmony — November 7, 2017
lovley very lovley

reese — November 8, 2017
I liked circi’s witch powers that turned men into pigs. I liked the story a lot!!!!!!! Storynory is the place to read for me.!!!

laura — November 8, 2017
Wow great story the best part was the pig because pigs are better than humans

Thesaurus the pig leader — November 8, 2017
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Poop — November 9, 2017
I need to hear the rest of it.It was so good I can’t hold on any longer!!!!!

cassidy — November 9, 2017
I like all Greek myths but this is my favourite .

emily — November 9, 2017
Wonder what will happen next.

Banana — November 12, 2017
Thank You For Reading These Myths That I read
to You I hope You Belive It
Because I do

Natasha — November 13, 2017
it’s a great story

Sam — November 14, 2017
It was Awesome! I love how it was left on a cliff-hanger and not only told 1 story, But 2 stories!! it was aweome!

Bookworm — November 17, 2017
Great 😍😜😋🤡😝🎃😊😜👻👍🏻

Lola — November 21, 2017
it was pretty good

ladai — November 21, 2017
Loved it

Jada — November 23, 2017
very good

Valentina — November 28, 2017
I love this it was great 👍😍

🐒 bella 🐶 — November 29, 2017
Very good and interesting

Lauren — November 29, 2017
I think that was good.I loved the way you ended the story with suse baseclly dying.

Syann — November 29, 2017
I LOVED IT

Syann — November 29, 2017
i have not read it yet

xpertthief — November 29, 2017
This story is poopy

Jeff — December 1, 2017
Really fun and addictive

Larry — December 3, 2017
lol why is the same person every time

NOOB — December 4, 2017
It was very interesting😯

Izabel😉 — December 4, 2017
really good i like it!

ANONYMOUS — December 5, 2017
gooooooooooooooooood

Justin 6K — December 5, 2017
I love this story. I’ve heard this story a lot of times and always love the story.

Dana — December 7, 2017
Moderately and lucidly stated. Thanks.

Nidhu — December 8, 2017
Much easier to understand this than in the text book, Thanks!!! 🙂

kitty cat — December 8, 2017
Helped me to prepare for a test.

Anthony — December 9, 2017
My Friend and I love this story so much!!!
😍😍😍

Not telling you — December 15, 2017
Know this one very well.

Amelia — December 17, 2017
great stories on this site!
Especially the norse ones!

aakash — December 22, 2017
Good

Ehan — December 27, 2017
i hav watch the movie THE ODESSY and ISLAND OF THE MIST so many times but it still excite me evry adventures that king odyseus had on his way home to to itheca.salute to the director of that movie.

renan philippines — January 2, 2018
LOL LOVE IT YOLO BRO

Megan — January 3, 2018
Awesome so cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Logan — January 4, 2018
Cooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool

Rallen, — January 4, 2018
This story was very interesting. It will help me a lot with my homework!

Ashni — January 9, 2018
I loved it so much!

Ava — January 10, 2018
That was okay but why would the wich be so nice to the men?and why did appollo summon Zeus and why does Zeus have to be so mean!

Ethan — January 10, 2018
It is soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo long

Rallenminkler25 — January 10, 2018
This was a great storyline and I love the lesson, 🙂

A person — January 13, 2018
This book is amazing! Not too long, not too short. It is so interesting! Please make more Greek myth stories😀

Me — January 13, 2018
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Good kool m8

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Lol — January 15, 2018
I didn’t think it was about Circe I think it’s more about Odyyseus

Andromeda — January 17, 2018
This was so cool

Anonymous — January 17, 2018
Love it!!!!!! 😀

Abby — January 17, 2018
I LOVED THE STORY 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍ITS EDGACATIONL

BRYCE — January 17, 2018
A really good story.

Arianna — January 17, 2018
It is really nice people should read this kinds of myths plus i rate storynory 5 whole stars 😀

Brianna — January 18, 2018
Great story!

Rosa — January 19, 2018
i like your website very much pleas put more stores on it.

victoria — January 19, 2018
i love the website.

victoria — January 19, 2018
I hate cliffhangers but it is a good story.

Noyb — January 22, 2018
That was a amazing book!

Kaitlyn W and Maddie M — January 23, 2018
I like this story very much

Irene — January 24, 2018
this is long but cool

cat — January 24, 2018
cool book i like it

cat — January 24, 2018
Cool story😎

Hepburn — January 25, 2018
soo good thanks

zv bm., — January 25, 2018
lame

alex — January 26, 2018
Prety good…

Jeff — January 26, 2018
i lowkey liked it…. it was pretty lit Ima read it again

bmd — January 26, 2018
great

sam — January 26, 2018
boring

john cena — January 26, 2018
it is about the gods of zoos

DERRICK w. — January 29, 2018
Can the speaker read a little faster.

Ojasvi — January 31, 2018
Awesome

Joke — January 31, 2018
boo!!! I hate it it was inapropreate

poop face — January 31, 2018
I really liked it!

Edo 57 subscribe to my channel. — February 1, 2018
What a wonderful story! I indeed enjoyed such an amazing story.

Sanaa — February 5, 2018
LITTTTT story! (p.s follow me on roblox @guccigang4lifeee )

john — February 5, 2018
it was dull

lilith — February 5, 2018
nice story, but what happens after he Odysseus swims to he beach?

lol — February 6, 2018
loved it

sienna — February 6, 2018
One of my favorite parts of this story was when the man realized that the woman was a which. One of my second favorite part of this story was when the young man turned into a pig ! I love this story because it is very intresting and surprising.

Adalee — February 8, 2018
It was the best

Zuri — February 9, 2018
THIS STORY IS OKAY

RUQAIYA — February 11, 2018
i love it

kevin — February 13, 2018
i despise this story

Anonymous — February 13, 2018
its a good story and u can learned about history a little from the story.

yensi — February 14, 2018
Cool.scary

Jiggly — February 15, 2018
This story is great!👯

Ella🏃🏼‍♀️ — February 19, 2018
I don’t know how I went from researching The Odyssey for my english paper to this. But, I love your children’s adaptaion of Homer’s epic poem.

Rosie — February 21, 2018
i love greek so much

aaron — February 27, 2018
omg. me and Jenny loved it !

lily — March 2, 2018
This story was great!

Anonymous — March 2, 2018
good

Preston — March 2, 2018
This version of the story is very nice, especially for modern people. The version that would be in, say, a college textbook is sure to be more complicated with the dialect. I think that this version of the story is a good version and I would recommend it.

Danielle — March 2, 2018
Good but tell us the end!

sbehceb — March 2, 2018
The story was very good and interesting! It really helped me with my lesson that we are doing! I love the end!

Anonymous — March 6, 2018
Cool! Just my type!

Kawaii~Chan — March 7, 2018
Yeah!

Paisley — March 8, 2018
this really help me with my work in school

kianna — March 8, 2018
cool magic potions

i don't want to say it — March 8, 2018
Meh. I’ve seen better 😐

Mentelu — March 9, 2018
I love this story! It is so good. I can’t stop saying I love this story.

Kitten — March 9, 2018
This is a great story

Davonya — March 12, 2018
i LOVE cliff hangers!!!!!!!

school ROCKS — March 12, 2018
how old is this site???????????????????????????????????

meow — March 12, 2018
like this story

d — March 13, 2018
great I guess

hi — March 15, 2018
Soo good

Hellllo users — March 16, 2018
No I did not. The story is too long. I didn’t even get to finish it.

The unknown — March 21, 2018
so cool

Lol — March 21, 2018
pretty good but a bit long?

Your Mom — March 24, 2018
this was a amazing story!! *
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-Madison *

Anonymous — March 27, 2018
Hi I love the story about the Witch

Makayla — April 4, 2018
long story
but good

someone/nobody — April 5, 2018
yay

caid — April 6, 2018
i really liked it!

unknown — April 9, 2018
LOL LOVE IT

Anonymous — April 9, 2018
its awesome

doodle — April 10, 2018
i am know alot about mythology but i never knew this, and we are just learning about this in school so it really helped. 😀

lily — April 11, 2018
Okay, Why do these have to be so long? I’m not saying I don’t like it but it takes up a lot of class time. I’m no teacher but I can’t even
finish one myth without running out of class time.

Kawaii~Chan — April 11, 2018
Love it !

yahir — April 11, 2018
why is it so long?

isac — April 11, 2018
It was a good story.

Te'John — April 12, 2018
this was cool and also really looooong and a slite bit boring

Gloria — April 12, 2018
long

idk — April 12, 2018
but over all pretty good

Gloria — April 12, 2018
long

kyer — April 12, 2018
great cliff hanger!

Jason — April 12, 2018
i think that it was a really good story but like stop smacking your lips pls but make more storys like this

Anonymous — April 12, 2018
I liked this story

Te'John — April 13, 2018
nice story I like it though it seems inaccurate.

niagra — April 13, 2018
This story was really great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

Hoi — April 13, 2018
boring

polk — April 18, 2018
I LOVE IT it is amazing i just want to listen to it all day because it is so good and why did Circie turn Odysseus’ men into pigs because that is disrespectful

Peyton-Anna — April 18, 2018
i liked it but it was kind of boring !!!

nononononononono — April 18, 2018
i like it

nicholas — April 18, 2018
ok

danny — April 19, 2018
I like this story!! Its amazing. I wanna learn more stories. Pleasssse!!!!! I’ll post more coments!!!!

Estie — April 21, 2018