Calypso, the sweet nymph
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- On it!
- Athena has requested for Odysseus to be set free from Calypso's island, so I need you to pass the news.
- I miss home...
- Aren't you so happy here with me?!
- I am sorry to say but...Zeus has ordered that you "must not detain Odysseus any longer"(Homer 5. pg.24)
- What am i going to do without the love of my life?!?!?!
- YAYYYYY!!!!!!
- Zeus orders Hermes to go inform Calypso that she must release Odysseus from her island.
- Here you need grieve no more; you need not feel/your life consumed here; I have pondered it,/and I shall help you go. . . .”(Homer 5. 57-59)
- Until next time Calypso...
- Meanwhile, Calypso has been holding Odysseus captive for 7 years!!!
- "after these years with me, you still desire/ your old home? Even so, I wish you well."(Homer 5. 70-71)
- Hermes makes it to Calypso's island and gives her the news that she has to release Odysseus.
- For now, I can stay here and rest under so"me bushes"(Homer 5. pg.25).
- Calypso tells Odysseus that he is free to go and that she will help him build a raft.
- Calypso helps build a raft for Odysseus and she lets him go off to sea.
- After Odysseus has been at sea for several days, he washes up on an island and rests under a bush for 3 days.
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