Odysseus is the guest of the Phaeacians at their court. After being shipwrecked, he is welcomed by King Alcinous and Queen Arete, who offer him hospitality and assistance on his journey home to Ithaca. The Phaeacians are known for their generosity and respect for guests, which reflects the Greek value of xenia, or hospitality.
Odysseus fought with the Greeks against the Trojans.
Alcinous wants Odysseus to stay one more day to honor him as a guest and ensure he receives proper hospitality before his departure. As the king of the Phaeacians, Alcinous values the customs of xenia, or guest-friendship, and wishes to provide Odysseus with a grand farewell, including a feast and gifts for his journey home. Additionally, he wants to hear more of Odysseus's adventures, which intrigue and entertain his court.
Odysseus is treated as a guest by the Phaeacians because he didn't want them to find out his true identity or else they would have killed him.
It was the home of the Phaeacians, who treated Odysseus as a welcome guest.
It was the home of the Phaeacians, who treated Odysseus as a welcome guest.
Eumaeus
Odysseus got the idea.
Hyperions
Eumaeus
Athene and Philotitus.
Suiters are taking over Odysseus' home, trying to court his wife.
Poseidon was on the side of the Trojans, Odysseus was not. Odysseus also blinded Poseidon's son, a Cyclops... whose name I will not attempt to spell.