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Odysseus dodn't necessarily "leave" Penelope. He was advised by Athena to fight for Ithaca in the battle against Troy. Odysseus was reluctant to do so, for his wife had just given birth to a baby boy, Telemacus. He told Penelope that if he had not returned by the time that Telemacus had a beard, he was dead and that she would have to remarry to keep the kingdom.

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1mo ago

Odysseus was displeased with Penelope because she continued to entertain suitors in his absence, despite him being away for many years. He was upset that she did not have faith in his return and feared that she might betray him.

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12y ago

When he came back from The Trojan War/his journey after 20 years she didn't believe it was really him, she thought it was someone pretending to be him. Since so many people had tried to trick her before.

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10y ago

Because she knows that the begger is odysseus from the bow test.

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