<em>The correct answer is that they valued family.</em>
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<em>As you can see in this excerpt, Odysseus is talking about how he misses his home country, even though many women, such as Calypso and Circe, wanted him to stay with them. Despite their desires, Odysseus (and by extension all of the ancient Greeks) valued his family and home country too much to stay and be unfaithful</em>
<em>For ancient Greeks, the cult of family and honor were the most important ones, and Odysseus is no different - even though his voyage took him ten years, he managed to return to his faithful Penelope,</em>
<em><u>Hope this helps!</u></em>
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