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Odysseus tried to avoid the Trojan War because he had a peaceful kingdom and a wife and son. He didn't want to leave them. He also had received a prophecy when he was quite young that stated that if Odysseus was to partake in the war, he would not return for twenty years. To avoid being forced to honor his previous promise to Menelaus, he dressed in his finest, took a plow, a bull, and a donkey, and went to his fields and spread salt on the fertile ground (salt prevents any further growth), pretending to think it was seed. In summary, he pretended to be insane. His plan failed because Menelaus (suspecting Odysseus's plan) threw Odysseus's son in the path of the plow. Odysseus forgot his plan and saved his son, but had to go to war.
he had to go to war im troy
He didn't want to, but king Menelaos could persuade him. He was for only a short time home again with Penelope and his son, Telemachos, when king Menelaos came to Ithaka. Odysseus didn't want to go to war because his son was just born and acted as if he went insane. He took a plough to the beach and started sowing salt. Menelaos saw through his trick and lay Telemachos right before the plough. Odysseus saved his son and knew he had to 'surrender' now. Then king Menelaos managed to persuade Odysseus to go to war with him.
He had to go fight in the Trojan war
Odysseus went on The Odyssey because he wanted to travel back to his fatherland of Ithaca.
because he is a great warrior and had to go fight in the Trojan war.
Odysseus tried to avoid the Trojan War because he had a peaceful kingdom and a wife and son. He didn't want to leave them. He also had received a prophecy when he was quite young that stated that if Odysseus was to partake in the war, he would not return for twenty years. To avoid being forced to honor his previous promise to Menelaus, he dressed in his finest, took a plow, a bull, and a donkey, and went to his fields and spread salt on the fertile ground (salt prevents any further growth), pretending to think it was seed. In summary, he pretended to be insane. His plan failed because Menelaus (suspecting Odysseus's plan) threw Odysseus's son in the path of the plow. Odysseus forgot his plan and saved his son, but had to go to war.
They were forced to due to conscription
because of economic treatys other countries were forced to after Germany used the assasination of archduke ferdinad as a reson to go to war.
he had to go to war im troy
because some countries start international debates, and then it gets worse and then they declare war on each other to try and get more country land, and then family's each other forced to go to war and fight strangers they don't know, or they choose to go to war for their 'country. most of the time it isn't too bad, so people don't usually have to be forced to go to war., but sometimes it gets to a certain extent that people are forced by the government to go and kill strangers.
Back home to Ithaca.
Some people go to war in belief and faith in protecting their country, some people go to war because they are forced to, and some people go to war because before a lot of wars occured people actually celebrated war and were joyous and soldiers wanted to go to war because they thought it was probally fun.
because hitler forced them to
nope
Men (that are not military) were forced to go to war only when conscription was ruled in parliament.
He didn't want to, but king Menelaos could persuade him. He was for only a short time home again with Penelope and his son, Telemachos, when king Menelaos came to Ithaka. Odysseus didn't want to go to war because his son was just born and acted as if he went insane. He took a plough to the beach and started sowing salt. Menelaos saw through his trick and lay Telemachos right before the plough. Odysseus saved his son and knew he had to 'surrender' now. Then king Menelaos managed to persuade Odysseus to go to war with him.