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Homer's Approval on Odysseus' Revenge

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August 20, 2015

 

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Also, the details with the death of Melanthius by torture (22.180-209). However, if Homer was opposed to the killings, the descriptions would be short and shallow to avoid others from gaining interest in Odysseus’ slaughter. Homer also describes Odysseus looking as if he was a proud lion returning with a kill after destroying all the suitors in the hall, which would stand as a strong, positive description of a hero (22...
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Odysseus has a plan for every kill, and when Telemachus allows Meron free from the slaughter (22.375-381), it shows that Odysseus still keeps his mind intact during the fights and shows that it is not completely twisted by bloodlust. However, if Homer opposed the slaughter of the suitors, he would have created mass mayhem to negatively reflect Odysseus’ fighting...
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