Well I have to write an essay about some of the books we have read this year, and I have chosen to do mine on:

'How the theme of disguise/misunderstanding is portrayed in "Much ado about Nothing", "The Odyssey", and "Old School".'

So, if you have read any of those books, and have ideas about where disguise/deceit/misunderstanding is shown in them, post your ideas!

Posted this a bit late, seeing as the paper is due tomorrow.

I already have a good idea of what most of my stuff will be about, and I have written almost all of it. I will have a free period before the class in which it is due, though, so I am hoping that I can squeeze in one more brilliant Crypter's idea in that time.

Well, in the oddyessey, there is a misunderstanding as you don't expect old men to fight wooers, as oddyseus did.

In the Odyssey.
Athena as that old guy or something (when she talks to Telemachus)

Odyssey's men eating the cattle of the sun god. (misunderstanding)

all i can really think about.

the old guy was named Mentor

how is that misunderstanding? he specifically told them not to eat the cattle...