it is rare in ancient epics for heroic characters to have much to do with ordinary characters,but in the Odyssey, servants play
important roles. How do Odysseus and Telemachus treat Eumaeus? What might Homer be trying to teach us through that treatment?
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Odysseus treats the men as friends and kind. He never talks down to them and treats them like his own class/power
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