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Penelope embodies four female archetypes: in her youth she was the virginal maiden until her wedding day when she married Odysseus. After moving to Ithica and becoming the mother of Telemachus, Penelope matures from the Faerie (virginal maiden) to the Wise One. Despite her longing for Odysseus while he is fighting in Troy, Penelope settles down and learns to raise Telemachus and defend her palace against the warring "suitors". She does this with the help of other Wise Ones (Eurycleia, the old maid and Athene). Her inherent creative powers of weaving and her deceiving elusiveness are evidence of the Lover archetype. Her belief in Odysseus' complementary cleverness allows her to maintain the strength she needs to sustain her position as "queen" of her little kingdom in Ithaca-despite the many attempts to depose her by the quarrelsome maids and suitors and her own rebellious teenage son.
In Homer's Odyssey, there is no evidence to suggest that Antinous loves Penelope. Antinous and the other suitors are primarily interested in marrying Penelope to gain control of Odysseus's wealth and kingdom. Their intentions are selfish and driven by greed rather than genuine love.
From the passage, it can be concluded that none of the wooers appeal to Penelope, as she does not show interest in any of them. Penelope's lack of trust in the nurse does not necessarily imply trust in the beggar, and there is no evidence given to suggest that only one of the wooers appeals to Penelope.
The COURT doesn't decide to hear a case based on evidence, the evidence only needs to convince the Prosecutor that a crime occurred, then HE brings the case to court for prosecution.
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convince means to move by argument or evidence to believe, agreement, consent or a course of action
After leaving for Troy from their home of Ithaca, Odysseus next sees his mother in the land of the dead.
By the production of evidence, witnesses and testimony that will convince a jury of their guilt, beyond a reasonabledoubt.
You really dont need all the evidence just enough to convince the queen of hearts that Alice is not guilty
The "burden of proof" is the amount of evidence and/or testimony necessary to convince the court or jury of your guilt.
To persuade someone in your favour. For example: I tell you that College is closed tommorow, if I show you evidence, then you are convinced it is closed.
They convince themselves that dying from smoking is something that happens to others and that they could quit if they wanted.