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| Queen, wife and niece of Alcinous |
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| Poseidon's son, father of Alcinous |
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| Alcinous' brother, Arete's father |
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| eldest lord in Phaeacia, suggested to the king they seat and feed Odysseus |
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| King Alcinous' favorite son |
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| herald of King Alcinous, poured wine |
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| bard in Phaeacia, inspired by the Muse |
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| Laodamas, Halius, and Clytoneus |
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| mocked Odysseus when he didn't want to compete |
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| god of fire, wife Aphrodite cheated on him with Ares |
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| nymph that held Odysseus captive, like Calypso |
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| Giant Cyclops that Odysseus blinded |
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| Cyclops said this prophet predicted Odysseus blinding him |
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| had 12 children married to one another, gave Odysseus sack of wind |
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| Laestrygonians and King Antiphates |
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| ate Odysseus' men, destroyed their ships |
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| led one of the teams at Circe's island, called out Odysseus, stayed behind when men went in to her home |
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| drug given to Odysseus by Hermes to fight off Circe's spells |
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| goddess who lives in House of Death |
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| prophet in the House of Death |
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| fell off Circe's roof and died |
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| two animals Circe put on ship |
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