Feuilleton D'Ulysse, Le

Description: For this third part of "Greek mythology in a hundred episodes", Murielle Szac invites us to follow the formidable destiny of Ulysses. Ulysses the traveler in spite of himself, who knows on leaving his dear island of Ithaca, his sweet Penelope and his little Telemachus that he will not see them again for twenty years, not before having explored unknown lands and seas. Ulysses of a thousand tricks, who will have to find a way to put an end to the interminable Trojan war, who will have to fight the Cyclops Polyphemus, resist the plant of oblivion, the song of the sirens and the charms of the magician Circe.
Ulysses the castaway, who will fall several times from Charybdis to Scylla. Ulysses the exile, who, throughout his life, will have only one desire: to return home and lead a peaceful existence with his family. Like the serials of Hermes and Theseus, that of Ulysses revives the orality of the first stories. It can be read aloud, and shared with family or class. Made available to everyone, it offers answers, often fabulous, to the questions that every human being asks himself.
It is intended to be a promise of encounters, listening and dialogue between young and old.