Tiresias, the blind prophet of Thebes.
Elpenor; comrade of Odysseus. Teiresias; who Odysseus sought in Hades. Antikleia; the mother of Odysseus.
Hades the god does not make a appearance within the Odyssey, but the realm of Hades is where the dead dwell and from which Odysseus sought information.
Ajax would still not speak to Odysseus in Hades, as he was still angry at Odysseus over the battle for Achilles' armour.
Ancient Greeks often attempted to speak to the dead who knew all things in the past and future: Odysseus did this for advice.
Tiresias.
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Elpenor; comrade of Odysseus. Teiresias; who Odysseus sought in Hades. Antikleia; the mother of Odysseus.
Hades the god does not make a appearance within the Odyssey, but the realm of Hades is where the dead dwell and from which Odysseus sought information.
Odysseus must visit the house of Hades to consult the spirit of the blind prophet Tiresias, who can provide him with important advice on how to navigate his journey home. The visit to the underworld also allows Odysseus to encounter other spirits, including his deceased mother, which adds emotional depth to his quest.
Odysseus does not venture into Hades, he merely speaks to the ghosts of the dead by a ritual.
Ajax would still not speak to Odysseus in Hades, as he was still angry at Odysseus over the battle for Achilles' armour.
Ancient Greeks often attempted to speak to the dead who knew all things in the past and future: Odysseus did this for advice.
These gods never met Odysseus.
Tiresias.
he goes into hades or the underworld.
nothing
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