Suitors,_Death_Awaits_Them

Suitors, Death Awaits Them Suitors, Death Awaits Them The Odyssey is about one man’s epic struggle to return to his homeland to deal out a fair death to the suitors who have invaded his son, wife, great hall, and homestead. There are many reasons as to why Odysseus waits so long to kill the suitors, however here we will discuss the few main points, which Homer makes relevant throughout the whole story. Homer shows us that one of Odysseus’s few, but key flaws is the reason to why he postpones the suitors death. Odysseus has a problem with revealing his identity too early, which you will see causes him problems and delays his journey home throughout the story. Also, it will be proven that it is very important to Odysseus’s morality to know if his wife was faithful, what maids and servants were loyal, and which suitors if any did not attend in the unlawful doings to Odysseus and his home. Last but not least, Odysseus also postpones the suitors’ deaths so he can find their weaknesses and their flaws to put them to death by this very meaningful way. Besides the obvious fact of the right place and odysseus, suitors, himself, very, odysseus’s, shows, one, because, through, servants, death, time, revealing, loyal, kill, home, great, early, antinoos, since, return, out, man, maids, knows, important, flaws, first, eumaois, arrow, wisdom, way, suitors', story, sign