Homer included the gods and goddesses of Mount Olympus in his poems in order to show listeners how they interfere in people's life and the people of that time.

<h3>How does Homer shows the gods in the Odyssey?</h3>

The Greek Gods And Goddesses in the epic poem The Odyssey, is one that Homer portrays as having human qualities and faults.

The role of the gods and goddesses is that they often manipulate, plot, and also they do ploy against the humans that they hate.

So, Homer included the gods and goddesses of Mount Olympus in his poems in order to show listeners how they interfere in people's life and the people of that time.

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