Book 21-22 || The Odyssey
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- Boon Twenty-One
- Whoever is able to string Odysseus' bow and shoot through 12 arrowheads, will take me as their bride.
- The Act of True Strength
- No man can string this bow, it it Apollo's holiday no bow shall be stringed today.
- By: Freida May Mallillin
- As Penelope proposes the challenge that one who will string the bow and shoot through 12 arrowheads, she will marry them.
- Book Twenty-Two
- As many countless suitors tried, none has been able to string and thought was it was the doing of Apollo's holiday.
- Sweep of Thanatos's Scythe
- As the old beggar was able to shoot it, many of the suitors was surprised.
- By: Freida May Mallillin
- As Odysseus reveals his true identity, many suitors tried bribing his mercy by compensating his goods.
- Suitors fell down one by one as Athena helped the hero win his revenge.
- The handmaidens cry as their lost their lovers and have to clean up the remains.
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