All Confessions Are Odysseys.

Ulysses Finds Himself Unchanged, Aside From His Experience, At The End Of His Odyssey.

Religions Tend To Disappear With Man's Good Fortune.

All Confessions Are Odysseys.

Many Novelists Take Well-defined, Precise Characters, Whose Stories Are Sometimes Of Mediocre Interest, And Place Them In An Important Historical Context, Which Remains Secondary In Spite Of Everything.

One Can Easily Classify All Works Of Fiction Either As Descendants Of The Iliad Or Of The Odyssey.