Odysseus has many problems once he arrived home.
Agamemnon the ghost, tells Odysseus how he died, and also warns Odysseus not to blindly trust his wife Penelope when he arrives home.
Polyphemus laments, recalling when the seer Telemus told him that he would one day be blinded by Odysseus. The cyclops then calls out to his father Poseidon, and asks him to curse Odysseus. He asks him to kill Odysseus before he returns home or if Odysseus is fated to return home, then to ensure that he arrives alone on someone else's ship, having lost all of his crew, and with trouble in his home.
Odysseus isn't recognized when he first arrives home because he is disguised as a beggar. He purposely chooses to wear a disguise so that he can trick Penelope's suitors. When he confronts Penelope herself, he remains in this disguise to test whether she has forgotten about him, etc., though it is not certain whether Penelope was fooled at all or simply playing a sort of game with Odysseus.
The problem with Odysseus's men is that they admire him, but they don't listen to him.
Scheria was home to the Phaecians who took Odysseus home.
Yes. After 10 years after the war, Odysseus finally arrives home safely.
Agamemnon the ghost, tells Odysseus how he died, and also warns Odysseus not to blindly trust his wife Penelope when he arrives home.
Yes, Odysseus arrives home on Ithaca, kills all of his wives' suitors, and eventually builds a shrine to Poseidon.
a bald, wrinkled beggar
Polyphemus laments, recalling when the seer Telemus told him that he would one day be blinded by Odysseus. The cyclops then calls out to his father Poseidon, and asks him to curse Odysseus. He asks him to kill Odysseus before he returns home or if Odysseus is fated to return home, then to ensure that he arrives alone on someone else's ship, having lost all of his crew, and with trouble in his home.
Odysseus isn't recognized when he first arrives home because he is disguised as a beggar. He purposely chooses to wear a disguise so that he can trick Penelope's suitors. When he confronts Penelope herself, he remains in this disguise to test whether she has forgotten about him, etc., though it is not certain whether Penelope was fooled at all or simply playing a sort of game with Odysseus.
the goddess Athena
murders all the suitors (over 100) that are taking advantage of his home
Odysseus made a total of 10 stops on his journey home from Troy, including encounters with the Lotus Eaters, the Cyclops Polyphemus, Circe, the Sirens, Scylla and Charybdis, and the island of Thrinacia where his crew killed Helios' cattle.
The problem with Odysseus's men is that they admire him, but they don't listen to him.
Odysseus goes to the underworld and sacrifices a black lamb. The blood of the sacrifice draws spirits to Odysseus, including Tiresias. Odysseus guards the blood with his sword from the other spirits before Tiresias arrives.
Scheria was home to the Phaecians who took Odysseus home.