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Odysseus wishes to test Penelope's faithfulness. Furthermore, by remaining hidden from Penelope, he can take care of his business with the suitors, and reveal himself when he is ready. Odysseus wishes to come back to Penelope a man, having dealt with all the problems in their house first.
to see if he is faithful to her as she is to him
suitors tried to come and take Odysseus wife Penelope, his palace and land.
to see his father
to see his father
Penelope believes that by marrying one of the suitors, she can maintain stability and security for herself and her son, Telemachus. She hopes that by choosing one of the suitors, she can avoid further conflict and possibly prevent them from causing harm to her and her household.
No, the eagle did not come back to kill Penelope.
Penelope, she waited years for him to come back from his travels.
Noblemen were not tradesmen.
she got married!!
To give Penelope comfort and info
Noblemen
If you mean "WHAT does Odysseus make Penelope promise" is that if he doesn't come back by the time their son is a man, Penelope has to get remarried. That's how I heard it. If that's not right, then, Sorry!!
They have visions and ideas and come up with ways to achieve them.
Penelope decides to hold a contest of strength and skill, declaring whomever wins will be able to marry her.
While Odysseus was gone, his wife Penelope was being forced to entertain a large group of suitors who wanted to marry her. Penelope did not like any of the suitors, and only wanted Odysseus to come home to her.
Odysseus wishes to test Penelope's faithfulness. Furthermore, by remaining hidden from Penelope, he can take care of his business with the suitors, and reveal himself when he is ready. Odysseus wishes to come back to Penelope a man, having dealt with all the problems in their house first.