The Sirens

For his own personal glory, Odysseus ties himself to the mast of his Warship so that he can be the first and only mortal to hear the Sirens' song and live. But once his ship enters the mist ... Read allFor his own personal glory, Odysseus ties himself to the mast of his Warship so that he can be the first and only mortal to hear the Sirens' song and live. But once his ship enters the mist shroud stretch of sea in which the Sirens live, his pride quickly transforms into hubris.For his own personal glory, Odysseus ties himself to the mast of his Warship so that he can be the first and only mortal to hear the Sirens' song and live. But once his ship enters the mist shroud stretch of sea in which the Sirens live, his pride quickly transforms into hubris.