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Penelope married Odysseus because she falls in love with him and believes in his leadership qualities. She sees him as a worthy and capable husband who can protect and provide for her and their son. Additionally, Penelope values loyalty and commitment, and marrying Odysseus is a way to stay true to her vows and honor their marriage.
She was waiting for Odysseus to come home because she knew he was alive and would soon come home to defend her honor. So she prolonged it. Sources: Homer's The Odyssey
Odysseus tried to avoid the Trojan War because he had a peaceful kingdom and a wife and son. He didn't want to leave them. He also had received a prophecy when he was quite young that stated that if Odysseus was to partake in the war, he would not return for twenty years. To avoid being forced to honor his previous promise to Menelaus, he dressed in his finest, took a plow, a bull, and a donkey, and went to his fields and spread salt on the fertile ground (salt prevents any further growth), pretending to think it was seed. In summary, he pretended to be insane. His plan failed because Menelaus (suspecting Odysseus's plan) threw Odysseus's son in the path of the plow. Odysseus forgot his plan and saved his son, but had to go to war.
Poseidon is the one who's so relentless in his persecution of Odysseus for Odysseus' blinding of Polyphemus _ not that bad an act since Odysseus was acting in self-defense and only wounded Polyphemus. Now Hephaistos has been wronged, but when it's not Poseidon own son's honor (and thus his own honor) in question, he becomes the voice of reason, all for brokering a deal. Ironic. The other noteworthy relationship between Poseidon and Ares that I can think of (especially relevant for an Athenian audience) is that there's a story Ares once killed a son of Poseidon's who had raped/tried to rape an Athenian girl. The gods formed a court and Ares was acquitted of murder at the spot known as Areopagus (where Athens' murder court was established). But surely it's ironic Poseidon stands up for someone known to have killed one of his sons. Hephaistos is an analogue of Odysseus, not to mention Penelope, with his cunning woven contrivance. But rather than killing the 'suitor' who is taking his wife, he's content to humiliate him. That's inevitable because: what else are you going to do with an *immortal* adulterer, kill him? But you could reverse this and see Hephistos here as acting like Poseidon. Poseidon wants to kill Odysseus, but is forbidden to do so by his big brother Zeus, the ultimate arbiter. So instead he makes Odysseus suffer.
The name Honor means funny, sporty, sexy, irresistable, outgoing and great to be with! GO HONOR'S OF THE WORLD!!!
(Great book, absolutely enjoyed it) Remember that in Greek customs, it was expected that if a famous hero entered your home you would praise him with a gift as a sign of respect and hopitality. Odysseus, a man of extreme fame and honor was expecting Polyphemus (cyclops) to shower him with gifts when he returns to the cave. Therefore Odysseus lingered, waiting for the cyclops to come and give him presents. (the gift is interesting to say the least...)
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Odysseus is not inherently a "bad" person, but his actions can be morally ambiguous. He is known for his cunning and strategic mind, which sometimes leads to deceitful behavior. His actions, such as blinding the Cyclops Polyphemus and his involvement in the Trojan War, can be seen as questionable, but they are often justified in the context of the challenges he faces on his journey home.
Having honor in your family, school or wherever else can make you disciplined in what you do, in an attempt to withhold your honor. Heritage can impact you to practice the traditions and customs your ancestors and elders have done before.
No. Augustus worshiped Apollo as his personal god. He followed the established Roman religious customs. He did institute a festival with games and theater in honor of Apollo, but again, this was according to standard religious customs.No. Augustus worshiped Apollo as his personal god. He followed the established Roman religious customs. He did institute a festival with games and theater in honor of Apollo, but again, this was according to standard religious customs.No. Augustus worshiped Apollo as his personal god. He followed the established Roman religious customs. He did institute a festival with games and theater in honor of Apollo, but again, this was according to standard religious customs.No. Augustus worshiped Apollo as his personal god. He followed the established Roman religious customs. He did institute a festival with games and theater in honor of Apollo, but again, this was according to standard religious customs.No. Augustus worshiped Apollo as his personal god. He followed the established Roman religious customs. He did institute a festival with games and theater in honor of Apollo, but again, this was according to standard religious customs.No. Augustus worshiped Apollo as his personal god. He followed the established Roman religious customs. He did institute a festival with games and theater in honor of Apollo, but again, this was according to standard religious customs.No. Augustus worshiped Apollo as his personal god. He followed the established Roman religious customs. He did institute a festival with games and theater in honor of Apollo, but again, this was according to standard religious customs.No. Augustus worshiped Apollo as his personal god. He followed the established Roman religious customs. He did institute a festival with games and theater in honor of Apollo, but again, this was according to standard religious customs.No. Augustus worshiped Apollo as his personal god. He followed the established Roman religious customs. He did institute a festival with games and theater in honor of Apollo, but again, this was according to standard religious customs.
memorial day is the day on which Americans honor those who have died for their country
No, Telemachus does not want Penelope to marry a suitor. He is protective of his mother and wants her to wait for the return of his father, Odysseus. Telemachus believes that his father is still alive and will eventually come back home.
Penelope married Odysseus because she falls in love with him and believes in his leadership qualities. She sees him as a worthy and capable husband who can protect and provide for her and their son. Additionally, Penelope values loyalty and commitment, and marrying Odysseus is a way to stay true to her vows and honor their marriage.
Specific expectations would depend on the president, The people who vote for him expect him to do better than his opponent and honor those campaign pledges that caused them to vote for him. The people who voted against him may expect the worst but hope for the best. Most people probably expect the president to do his best to govern honestly and fairly, to honor his oath to uphold the constitution and to govern for the best interests of the country as he sees them.
Yes, but don't expect the UK to honor your access rights.
If you are the mother of his children, it would be conventional to have him honor you, his mother and your mother. Not necessarily in any particular order.
The word is spelled honor in the English version; Brits add a "u" for honour. If you lived in the Americas, teachers expect to see honor as the spelling.