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Homer’s The Odyssey stands as the foundational "quest" narrative of Western literature. Unlike its predecessor, The Iliad , which focuses on the "kleos" (glory) found in the heat of battle, The Odyssey is a poem of —the arduous journey toward homecoming. Through the ten-year journey of Odysseus, the King of Ithaca, Homer explores the resilience of the human spirit and the delicate balance between divine fate and individual agency. The Hero of Cunning: "Metis" over Might

The defining characteristic of Odysseus is not his physical strength, but his (cunning or craftiness). Samuke Kahae - Odyssey

The moral universe of the poem is governed by (guest-friendship), the sacred bond between host and traveler. Review: The Odyssey | literaryelephant - WordPress.com Homer’s The Odyssey stands as the foundational "quest"

Odysseus frequently uses disguises—most notably appearing as a beggar upon his return to Ithaca—to test the loyalty of his household before revealing himself. The Hero of Cunning: "Metis" over Might The