Odysseus tells Eurycleia to stop weeping and mourning for him upon his return to Ithaca. He reassures her that he is alive and home, urging her to keep the news of his return a secret as he plans to deal with the suitors. Eurycleia had been a loyal nurse to him, and he wants to protect her from the chaos that will ensue.
Penelope tells her to move it as another test to see if Odysseus is indeed who he says he is. If he is the her husband, he will know that the bed cannot actually be moved because it is built from the trunk of the Olive tree around which the house has been constructed. Odysseus calls her bluff by noting her orders of Eurycleia to be impossible, which finally convinces Penelope that her husband is home at last.
"Stop fkn around and get a taxi!"
tell him to stop!
Lol bro i was gonna ask the same question haha im doing my stupid English homework:)
we should tell the people that are doing what they are doing to stop.
Tell her please stop
After being rescued, the King and his people ask Odysseus to tell how he came to their island. Odysseus tells of his adventures orally and from his point of view. At this point the reader should question if Odysseus is being completely accurate or perhaps embellishing his tales and adventures.
Penelope does not send for Odysseus' father, Laertes, for help because she believes that the suitors would prevent him from assisting them. Additionally, she wants to protect Laertes from any potential harm or danger that may arise from getting involved in their situation. Lastly, Penelope has faith in Odysseus' eventual return and prefers to wait for him rather than seeking help from others.
threaten them by saying "I'll tell if you do it ." if he keeps doing it then tell. he will get in trouble. he will magically stop.
Kill the suiters
Tell him to stop and tell her he's doing it.
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