Odysseus' Journey Home

While Odysseus returned to Ithaca, he and his crew encountered many tragedies and annoyances. Most people brought at least his one. Shira is one example. On the way home, this monster robbed Odysseus of six men. It was almost Odysseus's fault at almost once. His men caused most of the problems that bothered them to Ithaca. His trouble began when he was sent to the Trojan horse war. He had to fight Helen's husband because he swore to keep her honor all the time.

In Odyssey, Homer explained about Odysseus' journey from the Trojan horse war. Prior to the Trojan War, Odysseus was King of Ithaca, a Greek island known for its isolated steep terrain. When Odysseus left Ithaca to fight for the Greeks in the war, he left neonatal Telemacos and his wife Penelope. Most of the surviving Greek soldiers returned soon after the battle ended, but Odysseus returned to Ithaca ten years after the end of the Trojan horse war. During the long absence of Odysseus, a unmarried man began to doubt that Odysseus died on Troy or on his way home. Under the pretext of purging Penelope, these unmarried men lived in the house of Odysseus and were called "seekers" who competed for her marriage. Penelope simply did not reject the follower, but made a plan to delay courtship. After she completes the weaving funeral hood she says she chooses her husband to give her a gift to Raltes who is Odysseus' father.

In Homer 's "Odyssey", Odysseus is known as "Great Tactician" (7.256). With the help of the goddess Athena, Odysseus must return to his house after winning the Trojan horse war. During Odysseus' journey, he must encounter many obstacles that hinder what he wants and defeat it. During this journey, once Odysseus came home he learned that he had to conquer the followers who had invaded his house. - Throughout history, the theme of literature remained relatively consistent and the situation was updated to appeal to modern audiences. A common feature in great movies and literature is the existence of a hero. Odysseus was born as his son Telemachus left his house in Ithaca and was born on that day his wife Penelope was fought in the Trogon War so it can be classified as a hero. Odysseus started a journey with 600 crew members and 12 ships.

Their wife will go home. We are all along the way. However, traveling usually does not involve returning home. Odyssey is a homeland tour of Odysseus. The house is the house of this family. The relationship with a healthy family is communication, but the Odyssey has some unhealthy relationships. In the Odyssey, the relationship of love between families depicted as "a rooted, love-based family?" Has a big influence on Odysseus.