A. liar
In The Penelopiad, Odysseus is portrayed as a manipulative and cunning liar who deceives and betrays those around him, including his wife Penelope. This is a stark contrast to his portrayal in The Odyssey, where he is often seen as a heroic figure and great leader.
In The Penelopiad by Margaret Atwood, how is odysseus portrayed differently than in The Odyssey?
he is portrayed as a
A. liar
B. hero
C. great adventurer
D. magnificent leader
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