Odysseus describes the storm as a raging tempest sent by the gods to punish him for blinding the Cyclops Polyphemus. He recounts how the wind howled and the waves crashed against his ship, making it nearly impossible to steer and causing great fear and despair among his men.
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Poseidon sees Odysseus and creates a storm to destroy his ship. Ino gives Odysseus a veil that will protect him after the ship is wrecked.
Odysseus describes his home as sweetness to surpass.
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A sea goddess came to help Odysseus.
If you are referring to the storm that Poseidon evokes after Odysseus' departure from Calypso's island, Ogygia; it was a dual effort of Ino and Athena. Ino helped him by putting a protective veil over him. Athena helped by stopping the winds from attacking Odysseus.
Poseidon, the god of the sea, sends a storm to hinder Odysseus as a form of punishment for blinding his son, the Cyclops Polyphemus. Poseidon seeks revenge on Odysseus for his actions during his journey back from the Trojan War.
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His ship got destroyed by a storm.
A storm approached, and would not let him approach the shores. Ino, gives Odysseus her veil to protect him. Odysseus stays on his raft. Eventually the storm destroys his raft, and throws Odysseus into the shoals, almost killing him, but luckily he misses the rocks. Odysseus asks a river god for help who helps push him upstream and onto the shores of Scheria.
Odysseus survives at sea for ten days after Zeus sends a storm to punish him for his crew's actions. The storm, caused by the god Poseidon, wreaks havoc on his ship and ultimately leads to the loss of his crew. After the storm subsides, Odysseus is finally washed ashore on the island of Ogygia, where he encounters the nymph Calypso.