1.
How
does Felson-Rubin use standard plots or story-patterns to analyze Penelope in
the Odyssey?
2.
What
plots are available for Penelope from the male point of view?
3.
What
plots are available to her from her own point of view?
4.
Who keeps
secrets from Penelope?
5.
What is the importance of
Penelope's role as mother of Telemachus?
6.
How
does Penelope take charge of her destiny?
7.
What
does Melantho represent for Penelope and Odysseus?
8.
Why does Penelope set up
the contest of the bow?
9.
What
do the examples of Helen and Clytemnestra represent for Penelope?
10. How is Penelope suited to Odysseus?
11. In what sense does Felson-Rubin
speak of Penelope as a weaver?