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Hektor and Penelope: Virtuous Characters

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Penelope is forced to endure life without her husband, Odysseus, and the burden of many suitors trying to seduce her, despite her unwillingness to remarry: “all these are my suitors against my will, and they wear my house out./Therefore, I pay no attention to strangers, nor to suppliants,/nor yet to heralds, who are in the public service, but always/I waste away at the inward heart, longing for Odysseus” (Odyssey Book XIX lines 133-136)...
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Penelope is forced to endure life without her husband, Odysseus, and the burden of many suitors trying to seduce her, despite her unwillingness to remarry: “all these are my suitors against my will, and they wear my house out./Therefore, I pay no attention to strangers, nor to suppliants,/nor yet to heralds, who are in the public service, but always/I waste away at the inward heart, longing for Odysseus” (Odyssey Book XIX lines 133-136)...
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General issues of this essay:
Why does the Iliad conclude with the funeral of Hektor? Penelope of Ithaca A Doll's House: Nora Perceived By Other Characters Beloved And Don Quixote: Similarities In Themes And Characters Characters of Beloved House of the Seven Gables: Sins Represented by Characters A Doll's House : Minor Characters Hektor and Penelope: Virtuous Characters Machiavelli's Virtuous Society Penelope Odyssey Penelope Stout To What Extent Can It Be Said That Bernarda Alba, From 'the House Of Bernarda Alba' By Federico Garcia Lorca And Medea, From The Play By Euripides, Although Created Millennia Apart, Are Very Similar Characters? Comparison Of The Characters In "a Doll's House" And "the Stranger" Hektor Is A Greater Hero Than morally virtuous
 

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