| A | B |
|---|
| grove | where Odysseus waits before entering the city of the Phaeacians |
| little girl | the disguise of Athena when he asks her the directions to the palace |
| threshold | where Odysseus stops at the palace, dazzled by its beauty |
| mist | Athena wrapped Odysseus in this so he could walk by the banqueting king unseen |
| queen | Odysseus approaches her to show his respect and obedience |
| Odysseus asks this of the Phaeacians | safe passage back home |
| ashes | where Odysseus sits after meeting queen |
| move out of the ashes | a wise counselor tells the King to have Odysseus do this because Odysseus is honorable |
| King of Phaeacians | Alcinous |
| place of honor | King of the Phaeacians moves Odysseus next to his throne in his own son's seat to honor Odysseus |
| holiday | King Alcinous declares this as a day to celebrate this new stranger, showing hospitality |
| sacrifice to gods and goddesses | what they do before entertaining their guests |
| Phaeacians believe | Odysseus could possibly be a god disguised, which is why they are so hospitable to him |
| Odysseus | assures the Phaeacians that he is mortal |
| clothes | Queen asks Odysseus how he came upon them (she made them) |
| Odysseus tells the queen | how her daughter the princess Nausicca had sent him to the palace |
| fleeces | Odysseus was allowed to sleep on these in comfort that night |
