Odysseus and Circe

The Odyssey

The relationship between Odysseus and the enchantress Circe, from hostility to alliance.

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Circe's EnchantmentCirce's Enchantment from "The Odyssey". The Witch's Power Turning Men to Pigs Circe drugs Odysseus's men and turns them into pigs.
The Witch's Power Turning Men to Pigs Circe drugs Odysseus's men and turns them into pigs. Odysseus's Resistance With Hermes' help, Odysseus resists her magic and forces her to restore his men. The Oath Circe swears not to harm him, and they become lovers.
A Year with CirceA Year with Circe from "The Odyssey". The Enchantress as Hostess Feasting and Comfort Circe provides for Odysseus and his men. They live in luxury.
The Enchantress as Hostess Feasting and Comfort Circe provides for Odysseus and his men. They live in luxury. Advice and Prophecy Circe gives Odysseus crucial advice for his journey, including how to navigate the Underworld. The Departure Odysseus decides to leave, and Circe helps him prepare.
After the Laestrygonians
One year on Aeaea