O Brother, Where Art Thou?

Ulysses Everett McGill represents ...

• Odysseus

• Cyclops

• Zeus

• Penelope

• Telemachus

The Warby Gals represent ...

• Odysseus

• Cyclops

• Zeus

• Penelope

• Telemachus

Penny represents ...

• Odysseus

• Cyclops

• Zeus

• Penelope

• Telemachus

Pappy O'Daniel represents ...

• Odysseus

• Cyclops

• Zeus

• Penelope

• Telemachus

Big Dan Teague represents ...

• Odysseus

• Cyclops

• Zeus

• Penelope

• Telemachus

Pete transformed into a toad represents ...

• Circe (witch who transforms Odysseus' men)

• Odysseus' men (comic relief in The Odyssey)

• Poseidon (father of the cyclops)

• Sirens (music bewitches sailors)

• Tiresias (blind prophet who gives the men directions)

Pete and Delmar represent ...

• Circe (witch who transforms Odysseus' men)

• Odysseus' men (comic relief in The Odyssey)

• Poseidon (father of the cyclops)

• Sirens (music bewitches sailors)

• Tiresias (blind prophet who gives the men directions)

The man with no eyes represents ...

• Circe (witch who transforms Odysseus' men)

• Odysseus' men (comic relief in The Odyssey)

• Poseidon (father of the cyclops)

• Sirens (music bewitches sailors)

• Tiresias (blind prophet who gives the men directions)

The bounty hunters represent ...

• Circe (witch who transforms Odysseus' men)

• Odysseus' men (comic relief in The Odyssey)

• Poseidon (father of the cyclops)

• Sirens (music bewitches sailors)

• Tiresias (blind prophet who gives the men directions)

The blind railroad man represents ...

• Circe (witch who transforms Odysseus' men)

• Odysseus' men (comic relief in The Odyssey)

• Poseidon (father of the cyclops)

• Sirens (music bewitches sailors)

• Tiresias (blind prophet who gives the men directions)