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Women in the Odyssey by Homer

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The reason that The Odyssey is a masculine power story and not a feminine is because eventually, Calypso is forced to relinquish Odysseus under the orders of the god Zeus. Hermes, the messenger god, reports to Calypso "Zeus?[said]?his [Odysseus's] fate is not to die here, far from friends" (Book V). Upon this news, Calypso releases control of Odysseus to return home to Ithaca...
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Hermes, the messenger god, reports to Calypso "Zeus?[said]?his [Odysseus's] fate is not to die here, far from friends" (Book V). Upon this news, Calypso releases control of Odysseus to return home to Ithaca. Another female who represents overpowering feminine power is Athena. At first, Athena is the one who convinces Zeus to set free Odysseus from Calypso's grasp...
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