Before leaving home for the Trojan War, Odysseus lived in Ithaca as its king, known for his wisdom, cunning, and strong leadership. He had a loving wife, Penelope, and a son, Telemachus, with whom he shared a deep bond. His life was marked by a sense of duty to his family and kingdom, as well as a reputation for hospitality and strategic prowess. However, his adventures began when he was called to join the Greek forces against Troy, setting the stage for his long and arduous journey home.
Odysseus lived in Ithaca.
The lotus that the lotus-eaters ate contained a type of drug. This made the three crew men who ate the lotus very contented, and forgetful of their home land. All three of them wanted to stay and eat lotus forever, and thus had to be dragged back to the ship by Odysseus. Odysseus saved them and they left; they didn't live there forever.Metaphorically, the lotus represents a type of temptation to live the easy life and give up on the journey.Odysseus saved them and they left. They didn't live there forever.the lotus' was a type of drug and it made them feel very happy and they didn't want to leave the land of the lotus eaters because they were trapped
The Cyclops, Polyphemus, wasn't home because he had gone to tend his sheep in the mountains. His absence allowed Odysseus and his men to infiltrate his cave and later devise a clever escape plan. Additionally, the Cyclops's solitary lifestyle and his choice to live apart from others contributed to his being away from home when Odysseus arrived.
Yes, olive trees can live up to 1500 years; there is one currently growing on the island of Ithaca, home of the legendary hero Odysseus, which is around that age.
The island of Ithaca
Odysseus left his family in order to fight in the Trojan War
She loves him and wants him to live with her.
She loves him and wants him to live with her.
Poseidon let's Odysseus live because it is the will of Zeus and the other gods that Odysseus eventually be fated to return home. Poseidon dares not go up against the fates.
Before Odysseus can live in happiness, he must first defeat the suitors who have taken over his home in Ithaca, and then he must prove his identity to his wife, Penelope, to reclaim his rightful place as king and husband.
Odysseus lived in Ithaca.
No Jesse James did not go to school school but he was home school by his Mum and Dad before his Dad left home and then he did as he pleased to help his Family live.
The lotus that the lotus-eaters ate contained a type of drug. This made the three crew men who ate the lotus very contented, and forgetful of their home land. All three of them wanted to stay and eat lotus forever, and thus had to be dragged back to the ship by Odysseus. Odysseus saved them and they left; they didn't live there forever.Metaphorically, the lotus represents a type of temptation to live the easy life and give up on the journey.Odysseus saved them and they left. They didn't live there forever.the lotus' was a type of drug and it made them feel very happy and they didn't want to leave the land of the lotus eaters because they were trapped
Ulysses (Odysseus) first impression of the cyclopes was that they were strong, feirce creatures. Odysseus was a very clever man and too clever for the cyclopes. I dont think that the cyclopes' way of life appeals to Odysseus because they arent very active. Think about it, they live on the same island all their lives while Odysseus is out on the open see trying to get back home to Ithica. no.............odysseus thinks they are disorganized and filthy creatures......and a bunch of other things
Not exactly "left" home but Charles Dickens went to live with a family friend, Elizabeth Roylance in Camden Town, when his parents were put in jail.
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Odysseus wants to return home to Penelope because he is deeply devoted to his wife and family. He has been separated from them for a long time due to his journey and trials after the Trojan War, and he yearns to be reunited with his loved ones. Additionally, Odysseus wants to reclaim his throne and kingdom in Ithaca, which has been overrun by suitors vying for Penelope's hand in his absence.