What were Odysseus feelings when he was with Calypso and Circe?

Answer 1

Odysseus was actually being held captive by Circe and Calypso. During his captivity, he longed for home. In Greek mythology, Calypso was a nymph.

Answer 2

When Odysseus was with Calypso, he initially enjoyed her hospitality but eventually grew homesick and longed to return to his wife, Penelope, and his homeland, Ithaca. With Circe, he was initially wary of her magic but eventually grew fond of her and found her to be a valuable ally in his journey home.

Answer 3

he liked to be with them and with Calypso he stayed there for a year sleeping with her every night and weaping to go home every day until se let him go.

Answer 4

Odysseus spent 7 of his 10 years with Calypso. There are clues beyond surface imprisonment that there may have been a great deal more love shared between these two than admitted. And hints that he didn't want to leave her...seemed presented by their dialogues. One wonders if his call to leave the island and go back home is launched as much by duty bound as love for his long unseen wife. Perhaps even driven by revenge to reclaim what is his. Too he knows to that Calypso can never leave her island. Some later myths say that the two of them had children as well. I think there is a whole other story missing or hidden in very short explanation of the 7 lost years of Odysseus life!. Obviously a talented man like him easily had the abilities to leave that island long before he did.