2. The Role of the Supernatural: The works that we read in these two weeks have elements that take us beyond realism; in The Iliad, there is the intervention of the gods, and in The Sakuntala, a number of supernatural elements, from curses to flights to the heavens, feature in the story. Discusseither The Iliad or The Sakuntala and analyze how the addition of supernatural events/figures affects the presentation of the story. How would the narrative's use of various themes change (or not) if particular events were not attributed to supernatural agency?

2. The Role of the Supernatural: The works that we read in these two weeks have elements that take us beyond realism; in The Iliad, there is the intervention of the gods, and in The Sakuntala, a number of supernatural elements, from curses to flights to the heavens, feature in the story. Discusseither The Iliad or The Sakuntala and analyze how the addition of supernatural events/figures affects the presentation of the story. How would the narrative's use of various themes change (or not) if particular events were not attributed to supernatural agency?

Needs to be in MLA format, 600- 900 words Would like to do it on the. Sakuntala Can not use the following characters: King Dushyanta, Mathavya, Shakuntala or Gautami
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The Sakuntala. Trans. Sir Monier Monier-Williams. World Literature Through the Renaissance, Vol. 2. Ed. Linda Silva and William Overton. Charles Town, WV: APUS E-Press, 2011: 375-480. Web. 10 Oct 2015

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Homer. The Iliad. Trans. Samuel Butler. World Literature Through the Renaissance, Vol. 1. Ed. Linda Silva and William Overton. Charles Town, WV: APUS E-Press, 2011: 127-193. Web. 10 October 2015