tommy's attempting to stay on topic; isn't that cute.
I was going to attempt the same by comparing the adventures of the Serenity crew to the Odyssey, but I lacked inspiration.
I got excerpts from the Homer stuff in college. Medea and some other dramas in high school. Lots more Greek drama in college. (And we studied some of the Greek plays too!)
We watched a really bizarre production of
The Birds.
It was...bizarre.
I was going to attempt the same by comparing the adventures of the Serenity crew to the Odyssey, but I lacked inspiration.
Well, there's traveling after a war. And cunning. Cunning can be used as a noun, right?
But no home to go to or Penelope waiting.
Maybe Mal has a Penelope and he just doesn't know it.
Mal is tricksy like Odysseus.
There's a "Persephone"...although I don't think she's in The Odyssey.
We watched a really bizarre production of The Birds.
I was in an interesting production of The Birds. I played The Poet and Iris the Swift, a small-time goddess.
Sean Bean, who played Odysseus in Troy, does promos on the Sci-fi channel, which currently airs Firefly every Friday evening.
(Or did we stop playing the association game already? I'm always late to the party.)
How does one correctly pronounce "Sean Bean"?