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24-26). Clearly, Odysseus feels he is being disrespected by his fellow countryman and with the encouragement of the surrounding crowd the squabble turns to a fight.
Although an admirable effort to be tolerant of Irus’s harsh words, Odysseus certainly senses he has been mistreated despite his aged disguise and needs to make an example out of Irus...
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Irus further shows lack of respect when he fires back at Odysseus saying he does not want to listen to him go on and on. Odysseus feels that his harsh words did not get through to Irus mentally so he decides act instead and chooses to fight Irus. Odysseus ponders to himself whether he should kill the man or just lay him out...
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