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| Ch. 23 Who rebukes Penelope and why |
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| Telemachus, for not being more loving to her husb |
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| Ch. 23 Who tells Penelope and how she responds |
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| Ch. 23 What they do to avoid negative attention for what just happened |
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| A minstrel sings a happy song |
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| Ch. 23 How Penelope knows it's Od |
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| He says their bed is immobile since it is made from the trunk of an olive tree |
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| Ch. 23 What must Od now do |
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| First go to Laertes, then fulfill the prophesy of Tire-si-as to travel to a distant land to appease Posideon |
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| Ch. 23 How Telemachus and Od sneak to the orchard |
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| Athena clothes them in darkness |
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| Ch. 24 Who leads the suitors to Hades |
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| Ch. 24 What are they doing |
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| Ch. 24 Who is arguing in Hades and what about |
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| Agamemnon and Achilles about who had the better death |
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| Ch.24 What suitor talks to Ag |
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| Ch. 24 Who Od pretends to be at Laertes house |
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| Ch. 24 Who has lunch with Od and Laertes |
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| Dolius, father of Melanthius and Melan-tho |
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| Ch. 24 Who tells everyone about the massacre |
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| Ch. 24 Who said the suitors got what they deserved |
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| Ch. 24 Who wants to seek revenge |
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| Eu-pit-hes, An-tin-ous' father |
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| Ch. 24 What happens at Laertes |
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| Athena disguised as Mentor stops the violence, only Eu-pit-hes dies |
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| Athena makes everyone forget the deaths and Od is made king |
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