Question

But instead I write, “I am in a play about the Trojan War. I get to wear a short white tunic, and I ambush people from inside

a big fake horse. Even though we win the war, it will be many, many years before I return home. Until I see my family
again. In this way, we are the same. I will have many adventures. I will meet giants and witches and see strange lands. Is
that what you are doing? I wish you could come to the play."
Who is the narrator writing to in the passage above?
aHer Mother
c. Her Brother
b. Her Teacher
d. Her Father

Answer 1

D. Her Father

Step-by-step explanation:

Hope that helps

First person I think of is Odysseus when reading this....

Why I think of Odysseus because the "fake horse" was the Trojan horse that was gifted to there enemies. In the Trojan War story (Greek Myth) Odysseus was one of the men who hid in the horse. Then it says " I will have many adventures. I will meet giants and witches and see strange lands," referring to Polyphemus the Cyclops "giants," "lands" like Circe's Island "witches" like Circe herself who could men to animals . ".....I return home. Until I see my family again," referring to his son Telemachus and wife Penelope in Ithaca. ("The Odyssey," another Greek Myth).