Penelope remained loyal to Odysseus because she believed he was alive and that her marriage was valid, so marrying someone else would be adultery. Besides, she loved Odysseus.
To deceive her suitors, Penelope asserts that she will only marry after weaving a shroud to give to Odysseus' father. She works on the shroud every day, but at night, while the suitors sleep, she undoes the work done. That way, the shroud is never finished.
Regarding Odysseus, we can see that he needs to make very important decisions to survive the journey back home. The most important decisions he made were:
- Facing the cyclops after getting him drunk and blinding him, so he can escape from the island of the cyclops.
- Ask everyone in the crew to cover their ears so they don't hear the sirens singing and get killed by them.
- Face Circe so that he and his men are freed from her spells and can return home.
It is important to note that this question refers to "Odyssey" the epic that shows the adventures of Odyssey, trying to return home and reunite with his family.
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