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Kuvakäsikirjoitus Teksti
- "'Now listen to your orders: when the time comes, those gentlemen, to a man, will be dead against giving me a bow or quiver. Defy them'" (Homer 1253).
- "Shifting his rags he bared the long gash. Both men looked, and knew, and threw their arms around the old soldier, weeping, kissing his head and shoulders. He as well took each man's head and hands to kiss, then said to cut it short, else they might weep till dark" (Homer 1253)
- After the two servants rejoice at the return of their king, they are given orders to help him battle against the suitors
- Odysseues comands Telemachus to fetch weapons and armor for him and his men, and Telemachus executes the order
- "Quick upon his father's word Telemachus ran to the room where spears and armor lay" (Homer 1260)
- "'Run then, while I hold them off with arrows as long as the arrows last. When all are gone if I'm alone they can dislodge me.'" (Homer 1260).
- Penelope tests to see if Odysseues is really the man he claims to be, he passes, and Penelope starts crying tears of joy
- "'Do not rage at me, Odysseus! No one ever matched your caution! Think what difficulty the gods gave: they denied us life together in our prime and flowering years, kept us from crossing into age together'" (Homer1264
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