Why Odysseus must first go to the Eumaeus’s hut rather than to his own palace?

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She also warns him of the ambush that they have set and explains how to avoid it. Finally, she instructs him to head first for the home of the swineherd Eumaeus, who will convey the news of his safe return to Penelope.

vekshin13 years ago

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Odysseus must first go to Eumaeus's hut not only becuase Athena orientated him to seek it out, but because Eumaeus's hut is an important plot point in the Odyessy as it allows for the logical reunion of Odysseus; who is disguised as a begger and his son Telemachus ;who is a prince as princes and beggers would not meet in a palace without rasing suspicion. It also provideds a safe haven for the two characters as the island of Ithaca has become hostile for both characters due to the plotting suitors.

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