In the epic poem, “The Odyssey,” lines 1-156, written by the famous Greek author Homer, the story is continued with Odysseus returning to his home. In the beginning of this section Telemachus returns back to his home and tells his mother Penelope of his journey but not of his fathers return. Odysseus then goes to his home disguised as a beggar by Athena. Odysseus is permitted to ask for food by Telemachus and he is given bread and meat. Then a man named Antoinous shows up and he is really rude. Then Antoinous and Odysseus have a long argument, and eventually Odysseus is hit by a stool. Then someone suggests that what if Odysseus was a god in disguise, but Antoinous doesn’t care. Then Odysseus’ wife Penelope comes into the scene and is upset
