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Journey of Magi and Ulysses

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February 18, 2013

 

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The conclusion about Ulysses can be reached from lines 27-28, “from the eternal silence, something more, a bringer of new things…” (Tennyson). Ulysses is looking to complete his journey if time holds on a little longer. The Magus is someone who has completed his journey and is passing on his knowledge to others who may follow...
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This is his ‘I’ve been there done that’ attitude. In line 32 the Magus states, “All this was a long time ago, I remember” (Eliot). The Magus’ journey was filled with problems, but not uncontrollable ones, as was Ulysses’. “There were times we regretted the summer palaces on slopes, the terraces, and the silken girls bringing sherbet” (8-10 Eliot)...
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