Penelope's Recognition of Odysseus as a Beggar

In Homer's epic "Odyssey", Odysseus returned to Ithaca in camouflaged form. He revealed his real identity to his son, Telemacos, and to the others necessary to help him kill the pursuers. But Odysseus did not reveal himself to his wife Penelope. She believes that she is a longevity husband and chose not to reveal his true identity. Penelope did this because she realized that her husband is in danger in the current environment if she wants to reveal who he really is.

For Penelope, there are many controversies over her denial that she disguises her husband Odysseus. Penelope intuitively knows that Odysseus is awkward, but Odysseus comes up with a wise way to guarantee that he claims to be "fair and just" because he does not want the followers to place a red flag. It was. This kind of perception may not be done immediately, but at some point after talking to you I think Penelope thinks this is awkward.

After listening to an embarrassing trip, Penelope was very interested in asking if he crossed the way with her husband Odysseus. Most of the story the Odyssey told her was not true. But since he mentioned concrete details on what kind of clothes he is wearing, Penelope believed the story is true. Then keep on telling her that Odysseus will return to Ithaca in the near future. At this point, Penelope first thought she might actually be her husband Odysseus because she began to cry emotionally. From this point

As a sliced ​​camouflage, Odysseus studied his palace. As Odysseus coordinated the loyalty of the popular servant of Penelo, the chase trainee and some of his old servants generally treated him rude. Penelope will be aware of the similarity of her husband and her husband who may have died and intend to marry someone who can hold a big bow of Odysseus and shoot with a dozen ax. It is a person. Only Odysseus can complete this feat. He armed with bow and arrow, shot tracker Antinous and killed him, revealing his identity. Together with Telemachus, Eumaeus, and his shepherd, Philoitios, Odysseus led the pursuits massacre, but the end was only with the help of Athena. Odysseus and Penelope rejoiced kindly, and his knowledge about the bed made it possible he overcame her suspicion that he established evidence and she was a cheat. Outside of the city, Odysseus visited his sick father, Leltus, but relatives of the chase group found them immediately.