Calypso is the last one to keep Odysseus against his will on her island. The name of the island Calypso kept Odysseus on was Ogygia.
Odysseus fought with the Greeks against the Trojans.
Hermes assisted Odysseus several times in his journey.
Odysseus gave them money, villages, and respect.
Circe is a sorceress, she enchants Odysseus and turns men into pigs, although she doesn't do this to Odysseus (lucky man) she does it to his remaining soldiers. So it is the enchantment that keeps him on the island,
Calypso is the last one to keep Odysseus against his will on her island. The name of the island Calypso kept Odysseus on was Ogygia.
Circe keeps Odysseus on her island for a year by providing a good life style for Odysseus and his men, including Odysseus lying with her. Calypso also lies with Odysseus, although she keeps him on her island passively by not helping him escape.
Calypso.
Calypso; sea goddess who loved Odysseus and detained him in the ocean.
not somewhere but he keeps them going by encouraging them.
Odysseus did.
Odysseus fought with the Greeks against the Trojans.
Hermes assisted Odysseus several times in his journey.
Circe, the woman who turned all men that came to her island into pigs until Hermes warned Odysseus and protected him against her. she was a nymph
In Homer's "The Odyssey," three main characters fall in love with Odysseus: Calypso, Circe, and Nausicaa. Calypso is a nymph who keeps Odysseus on her island against his will for seven years. Circe is a sorceress who turns some of Odysseus's men into swine and later becomes his ally. Nausicaa is a princess who helps Odysseus when he washes ashore on the island of Scheria.
Polyphemus violates the rules of Xenia because he keeps Odysseus and his men against his will. He also kills 6 of Odysseus's crew members, and that of course is violating xenia because you aren't supposed to make your guests unhappy and especially not kill them
Poseidon. and he's not against him, he's just mad at him because he never thanks the gods, so he wants Odysseus to suffer.