Nestor is the King of Pylos, who Telemachus meets when looking for his father. Nestor demonstrates how important hospitality is for the Greeks, and as Telemachus arrives, he is showered with gifts and ceremonies in his honour. In fact, Nestor's hospitality is too overwhelming, not even allowing Telemachus to go back to his ship to sleep. This causes Telemachus to avoid visiting him again on his way back to Ithaca.
in the story, the narrator plans to murder the old man. he kills the man, opens the floor and puts the body in the floor with his bed on top. he feels guilty about the murder that he imagines he can still hear his heart beating
Weeping may endure for a night but joy cometh in the morning is a verse from the bible, which means you might have to cry for a while, but when you're through crying there will be much joy.
