Homer begins The Odyssey by addressing the epic poetry Muse and requesting her assistance in presenting the tale of a man who has gone through many twists and turns.
The line from part 2 "I wished to see the caveman, what he had to offer" perfectly captures Odysseus' weakness. In this line, Odysseus' extreme pride is established. It highlights how arrogant he has grown and recalls Odysseus' conflict with the cyclops. This passage demonstrates how fallible and mortal Odysseus is. The suitors will be stopped by Odysseus' strategy. He'll show up as a beggar at the palace. In case the suitors make fun of Telemachus, he cautions him not to respond. He advises Telemachus not to inform Laertes or Penelope on his return.
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