Home Sweet Home
These people wanted to marry queen Penelope and become king.
Who are the Suitors?
This goddess helped Ulysses the most.
Who is Athena?
This is why Telemachus does not believe Ulysses when he reveals himself.
What is: He saw Ulysses get transformed and is sure Ulysses is a god.
This is how Ulysses announces he is back to the suitors.
This is how Ulysses reacted to the blind singer.
What is crying?
This is why Telemachus left Ithica.
What is information about his father?
Telemachus knows to come back to Ithica when this happens.
What is Athena telling him to go home?
What is an old man?
This is how many people were able to tell who Ulysses was.
What is the scar on his leg?
What are rumors?
A magical mist stopped Ulysses from recognizing this island.
What is Ithica?
Ulysses becomes bigger and stronger after.
What is Athena touching him with her golden-wand in chapter 15?
Ulysses is tasked with talking to this person after he spoke with Nausicaa.
Who is the queen?
Geese represent the Suitors being chased out by the eagle, who is Ulysses.
What is Penelope's dream?
This is how Eumaeus came to be a slave.
What is being stolen and sold?
This is how Ulysses convinced Telemachus that he is his father.
What is telling the story of how Athena helped him get home?
Athena sends a dream to this princess.
Who is Nausicaa?
This is why Athena favors Ulysses so much.
What is wisdom?
This is why Antinous hits Ulysses with a foot-stool.
What is saying Antious has an evil heart?
Eumaeus and Telemachus have this kind of relationship.
What is a positive one, like a leader and a devoted follower?
Telemachus did this so he would not be attacked by the suitors when he returned to Ithica.
What is going through a secret harbor in his boat?
This is how Ulysses knows that Zues will help him kill the suitors.
What is loud thunder?
What does Ulysses do to anger Poseidon?
What is blinding the Cyclops?
What is: "He is a good man and doesn't deserve to be trapped like an evil one?"
The blind singer sings this song.
What are the accomplishments of Ulysses and the Greeks?