He Comes Home as a Beggar

In The Odyssey, when Odysseus finally reaches Ithaca, Athena disguises him as an old beggar. He does not rush in and announce himself—he starts testing everyone around him.

The Odyssey: Why Odysseus Has to Prove Himself

Oinochoe, ca 520 BC, Odysseus and Ajax fighting over the armour of Achilles

He Has to Learn Who Stayed Loyal

Odysseus watches his household before revealing who he is. He finds kindness from the swineherd Eumaeus, reunites in secret with his son Telemachus, and sees which people sided with the suitors.

The Odyssey: Why Odysseus Has to Prove Himself

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