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(The raft had been adrift
for seventeen days now...)
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(...a mere toy to winds and currents...)
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(...Odysseus could only tell he was bound
eastwards, where his homeland was..)
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(...on the first days, he had
mostly endured loneliness...)
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(...but on the tenth day
came also thirst...)
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(Under the blazing sun,
he was afraid to lose his mind...)
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(Now it is all over, he thought,
I will just sink and die...)
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(Blessed are those who fell
under the walls of Troy...)
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(If I had perished there by spear,
I would have at least had a funeral...)
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(...and be honored by a glorious death...)
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(...but no one will ever know
about this miserable end...)
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(Finally, on the eighteenth day,
a land appeared in the distance...)
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(But a new storm was already coming...)
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(Poseidon saw him from mount Solymus
and his anger rose...)
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(He understood the Gods had
changed their mind about Odysseus...)
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(...and allowed him to land
and escape his misfortunes...)
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(But Poseidon, still resentful,
cast his wrath on him again..)
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(The god of the sea gathered the
clouds, and stirred up the waves...)
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(Then Odysseus knew that his
sufferings were not over...)
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(Poseidon made the East and South winds
blow gusts...)
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(Odysseus was hit by a massive wave,
and thrown off the raft...)
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Listen to mortals blaming the Gods.
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They say all their woes come from us...
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...while their own madness
only worsens their fate.
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- Our father, Zeus, son of Chronos...
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... my heart breaks for Odysseus
who suffers so much...
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Aren't you moved by his plight?
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Wasn't he dear to you when he
made sacrifices on the Trojan plain?
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- Athena, my daughter,
how would I forget Odysseus...
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... who is so above others by
his wisdom?
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No, it's Poseidon who seeks
revenge for his son Polyphemus,
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the Cyclops, whom Odysseus had blinded.
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He doesn't put him to death,
but keeps him far away from his homeland
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But if we all here decide
that Odysseus returns to Ithaca...
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Poseidon will have to smother his wrath,
and abide by our will, whatever he thinks.
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(...but Athena stopped the winds...)
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(...she calmed down the sea,
allowing Odysseus to reach the coast.)
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(He embraced the land.)
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(He said to the river:
Lord, I escaped from the sea.)
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(Whoever you are, I am in debt do you)
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(Have mercy on me.)
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(And just like you conceal
embers under ashes....)
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(...Odysseus covered himself with leaves.)
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(Athena gave him a dreamless sleep...)
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(... then went to the city
to prepare his his arrival.)
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(Like a breath, she entered the bedroom
of Nausicaa, the daughter of Alcinous...
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(... and got into her dream
as a young friend of hers.)
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- Nausicaa, did your mother raise
you to be so careless...
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...that you leave the laundry unwashed?
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Your wedding day is near,
you must look beautiful...
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...all the clothes should
be sparkling clean.
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Many young Phaeacians
want you as their wife...
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...and shortly, you will marry.
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You have to go the river at dawn...
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I will go with you and help you,
things will go faster...
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... you will hitch up the mules and
the carriage as soon as you wake up...
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...you know the road is long,
and the day will be hard...
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(Odysseus came out of the bushes,
dirty and repulsive...
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(... and the maidens ran in terror.)
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(Only Nausicaa remained,
reminding the dream she had.)
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(Odysseus didn't know if he should
fall on his knees before her...)
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(... or beg her from afar
so she wouldn't get scared.)
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-Are you a goddess or a woman?
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Your beauty makes you a goddess...
are you a daughter of Zeus?
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-A daughter of Zeus
washing laundry in a river?
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-Well at least, you didn't flee.
You are not afraid of me?
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- Afraid? No, why should I be?
-So tell me please...
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... what is this land? Last night,
the waves threw me on this beach...
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...and I don't know yet
how I survived the sea.
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Help me please!
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...I have no treachery in my heart,
I am not an evil man...
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...please believe me, have mercy!
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-Wash yourself and get dressed.
My servants will help you.
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(After he had washed and dressed,
Odysseus kept aside on the beach..)
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(Nausicaa thought : this man hasn't
come to us against the will of the Gods...
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(Now he looks alike a god himself)
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(How I wish he would stay
and live among us!)
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Three times blessed are
your mother and father...
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Three times blessed
are your brothers.
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But the man most blessed is
the one who leads you homewards.
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-Would you like to to eat?
-Yes.
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My name is Nausicaa.
What is yours?
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This is the land of the Phaeacian people.
Fear nothing among us.
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- I will take you to my father.
- Who is your father?
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- Alcinous, king of this people.
Do you beware of me? - No, we'll go.
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Soon, you must stop following me so close.
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- But how shall I find the city?
- By yourself, and with ease.
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I don't want people saying:
"Look at this man following Nausicaa"
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"What does she want with
this beautiful stranger?"
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Some will think I want to marry you,
and went to the river on purpose.
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Many young Phaeacians
would feel hurt in their pride.
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What would you think
yourself about a young girl...
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... in company of a stranger
before her wedding ?
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Remember, when you come to court...
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... you have to implore my mother first!
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Oh Athena, daughter of Zeus...
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...who used to protect me,
but wouldn't hear me in my distress...
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...when I was prisoner of the waves,
hear me at last,
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..and let Alcinous welcome me as a friend.
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(Athena listened,
with the face of a young girl...)
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(... but in order not
to offend Poseidon...)
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(...she remained unvisible,
and just whispered...)
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-Go and do not worry.
I will guide your steps.
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Do not look at anyone,
do not ask anything, until you arrive.
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Here you are, this is
the court of the King...
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All are waiting there for you,
because your presence was noticed.
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Phaeacians are wary of strangers,
you have to win their trust.
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They will ask you many questions,
and watch you with amazement.
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Stay courageous and bold.
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A bold man overcomes any obstacle,
even the unknown.
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-My queen, be honored.
I have no weapons nor hostile intentions...
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... I just beg for your hospitality...
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... may the Gods ever be benevolent
to you, your husband and your kin.
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My queen, in the name of Zeus,
I implore your help and mercy...
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It was wise to address the queen first.
Her name is Arete...
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...she is the niece of
her husband Alcinous.
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They are both related to Poseidon
through Periboea...
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... the daughter of
the former king of the Giants.
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Thus they are of divine origin,
pray them for your return.
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Just be careful and wise,
you can fully trust Arete.
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She is honored by all for her wisdom
and her love of peace.
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(Odysseus had eaten
nothing for many days...)
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(...he repressed his shame,
just taking care of his body...)
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(...although he was embarassed
to eat and drink in front of all...)
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(... he knew that his hosts
had to measure his distress...)
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(...to understand how
much he needed their help...)
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- Stranger, you were welcomed
as a guest from the Gods...
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Tell us now who you are, where you
come from, and how you arrived here.
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- I am a sailor
and my homeland is far away...
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... many woes have fallen on me.
- Alright, but you don't tell your name.
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-The name of a shipwrecked man?
Without kin or property?
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What name does such a man have?
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- He seems to be noble and dignified
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- You said you were alone?
- Yes, my queen.
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- Where and when did you strand
on our shores?
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- Last night,
on the beach near the creek..
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- And your ship, and your companions?
- I have lost all long ago...
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- You sailed alone on open sea?
-That's right.
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-How?
- On a raft, for eighteen days...
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... I had ran out of food and water,
nothing was left
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I was despaired
until I saw your land.
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- Where do you come from, stranger?
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Eight years ago, winds and streams
pushed me to the land of the sunset...
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... a storm wrecked my ship
on the island of Ogygia...
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... all my companions perished.
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I was saved by a goddess,
her name is Calypso...
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...I am still alive thanks to
the care she took of me, ...
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... but once I recovered,
she would not let me go.
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Twenty days ago, for some reason,
she released me...
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...and let me build a raft.
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- You said you wrecked yesterday
and came to this court alone...
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... where did you get your clothes?
This dress belongs to a son of mine.
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Who gave it to you?
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Well, who gave it to you?
- Your daughter.
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- Your daughter, whom I met
at sunrise on the beach...
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... she was the first to pity me.
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-My daughter was misled by her youth...
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...she should have taken you here
and announce your arrival.
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- I told her not to...
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...so she would not be blamed
if my presence had angered you.
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- You are mistaken, as Phaeacians
don't lose their temper easily.
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...but you did take a risk,
and this was brave...
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Hospitality is not easy for us indeed,
as we have faced evil.
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We used to live on an island
near the Cyclopes...
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... they constantly threatened
our peace and our lives...
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Thus, my father took his people
to a place out of reach.
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This island. But is it an island ?
You will never know, stranger.
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We called our land Scheria...
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... but gave no names
to rivers or mountains,
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so no one would
know about them...
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Isolation is the price for our peace.
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A high price, but peace is priceless.
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Now you know why we dislike
strangers coming without notice.
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-Father, I had a dream.
-No, your father is right.
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- What dream?
- A sudden puff of air came to my room...
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... I heard the voice of my friend,
the helmsman's daughter ...
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She said: Nausicaa, why are you careless?
The laundry waits unwashed...
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... we'll go tomorrow morning
and wash it in the river...
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So I went to the river,
and there I met the stranger...
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-Have you had such dreams before?
- Never.
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-I don't know who you are, but do know
that dreams of innocent souls...
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...are messages from the Gods.
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A god protects you, and
wants us to welcome you.
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(Alcinous saw that the mysterious
guest was not at rest...)
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(...he thought his mind was troubled,
and decided to tell him about Phaeacia...)
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I see you don't sleep
Aren't you tired? Resting would be wise.
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- The sky of Phaeacia is very clear.
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-True, stars are very bright here.
Ships cannot go astray ...
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-How often have I watched
these stars to find my way...
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For years, I asked them in vain
to bring me back...
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- To your homeland?
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- Yes.
But they did not take me there...
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They just tell me that I am not far away.
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The inclination of the
Big Dipper leaves no doubt .
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-You were blessed by the Gods,
as accosting our land is dangerous.
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... while leaving it is easy.
The skill of our sailors is unmatched...
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... none was ever lost at sea...
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- Why have your ships
a stretched hand on their prow?
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- It is a warning. They do not bow
to those with evil intentions.
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- And why was this ship built here?
-It is not meant to sail.
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Long ago, my father foretold
that one day...
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our ships will carry home
a man cursed by Poseidon...
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... and that the god will be
angry at us for this.
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So this is a sacrificial offering
to the mighty lord of the sea.
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