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Odysseus
the suitors
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Odysseus's skill in archery and his cleverness enable him to succeed in Penelope's bow challenge. Additionally, his determination, patience, and ability to maintain composure under pressure help him complete the task successfully.
Penelope was inspired to create the axe head challenge after observing the skill of her husband, Odysseus. When he returned home disguised as a beggar, she devised the contest using the axes that Odysseus had once owned, knowing that only he would be able to string his great bow and shoot an arrow through the axe heads. This challenge served as a means to test the suitors and ultimately reveal Odysseus's identity.
It is sprinting.
It is sprinting.
Penelope will challenge her suitors to string and shoot an arrow through several axe heads, a task only her husband Odysseus can accomplish. This challenge will serve as a test of their loyalty and true intentions towards her.
The answer is his skill as a marksman.
Odysseus faces the wrath of several gods during his journey. Most notably, Poseidon, the god of the sea, is angered because Odysseus blinds his son, the Cyclops Polyphemus. Additionally, Athena, although often a protector of Odysseus, sometimes has to navigate the discontent of other deities who interfere in his journey. Ultimately, Poseidon's relentless pursuit poses the greatest challenge to Odysseus's return home.
Poseidon is against Odysseus primarily because Odysseus blinds his son, the Cyclops Polyphemus, during his escape from the island of Aiaia. Angered by this disrespect towards his son, Poseidon vows to make Odysseus's journey home as difficult as possible. Additionally, Poseidon represents the unpredictable nature of the sea, and Odysseus's cleverness and defiance challenge the authority of the gods, further inciting Poseidon's wrath.
Penelope is the most heroic, because she save Odysseus' kingdom. She set up gave him more time by doing and undoing the loom everynight. To add on she gave a challenge to the suitors on an impossible task about shooting an arrow with Odysseus' bow.