Odyssey: Book #21 Review

Front

Athena's warning to Odysseus about the suitors

Back

Admiration for his intelligence

Front

Odysseus' reasons for disguise

Back

Distrust, Athena's warning, uncertainty of loyalty

Front

Penelope's tears over Odysseus's bow

Back

Represents her longing for him

Front

Rude and confident suitors

Back

Antinous and Eurymachus

Front

Penelope's ax contest for suitors

Back

No one can string Odysseus's bow or shoot the arrow like him.

Front

Odysseus tests Eurmaeus and Philoetius

Back

To assess their loyalty

Front

Treatment of the beggar by suitors

Back

Rudely

Front

Odysseus' distrust upon returning to Ithaca

Back

Battled for his life for 20 years

Front

Suitors' reaction to Telemachus defending the beggar

Back

They laugh at him.

Front

commandeer

Back

take control