15 points and brainliest the strife between odysseus and achilles, peleus' once at the gods' lavish feast the captains clashed in a savage war of words, while agamemnon, lord of armies, rejoiced at heart that achea's bravest men were battling so. for this was the victory sign that apollo prophesied at his shrine in pytho when agamemnon strode across the rock threshold, asking the oracle for advice-the start of the tidal waves of ruin tumbling down on troy's and achea's forces, both at once to the will of zeus who rules the world. what is the meaning of the word strife as it is used above? conflict accord harmony peace odysseus's glimmer of pride when he loses his temper at the phaeacian athletic games can be considered as foreshadowing which event? odysseus's encounter with the polyphemus odysseus's encounter with the sirens odysseus's encounter with tiresias odysseus's encounter with scylla

The word "strife" means conflict.

Odysseus's glimmer of pride when he loses his temper at the Phaeacian athletic games can be considered as foreshadowing his encounter with Polyphemus.

Explanation:

1. Odysseus and Achilles were on opposing sides of each other at the battle of Troy. So, according to the passage provided in the question, strife will denote the conflict of these two characters.

2. In Book VIII of "The Odyssey", Odysseus was invited to participate in the games that were organised by the King. When he refused, the youths taunt him, goading him to participate. When he did, he boasted about his experience and strength, in comparison to those young youths who were part of the game. This is a foreshadowing of his encounter with Polyphemus, the Cyclops son of Poseidon in Book IX.

b. the poet identifies with private people.

    in the stanza, dickinson states she doesn't wish to seek fame and recognition from the public eye. nor is she afraid of authority figures, and you can definitely tell she isn't hiding something. more as she identifies with private people, who are not known by the community