What does odysseus do to convince the swineherd that odysseus is coming back? select all that apply. he offers to swear a bindin
g oath. he reveals his true identity. he claims he wants no reward until after odysseus returns. he tells the swineherd something that only he and odysseus knew?
He tells the swineherd something that only he and Odysseus knew.
Explanation:
These are the two actions that Odysseus takes in order to convince the swineherd that Odysseus is coming back. Upon returning, Odysseus visits the people he cares about while wearing a disguise. This helps him examine the current situation without being discovered. As he visits the swineherd, he refuses to believe that Odysseus will be back, as he believes him to be dead. Odysseus then swears a binding oath and tells the swineherd something only he and Odysseus knew in order to convince him of his return.
It was very big and could be seen just by walking down the streets, You said which statment explains the irony of it, but you didn't give me multiple choice, so this is all I could answer to
