In The Odyssey, Odysseus is on a grand journey to return home to his wife, Penelope, but is overwhelmed by obstacles that delay his arrival for years. Throughout every obstacle he faced, the one he had to endure the most was the loss of his men, as every obstacle, or monster, they faced caused him to lose his closest friends and crew. The most prevalent example of this is when Odysseus speaks of his journey through the caves of Scylla saying, ‘But just then, Scylla seized
In The Odyssey, Odysseus is on a grand journey to return home to his wife, Penelope, but is overwhelmed by obstacles that delay his arrival for years. Throughout every obstacle he faced, the one he had to endure the most was the loss of his men, as every obstacle, or monster, they faced caused him to lose his closest friends and crew. The most prevalent example of this is when Odysseus speaks of his journey through the caves of Scylla saying, ‘But just then, Scylla seized