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ead the excerpt from The Odyssey.

Reaching the gate, Odysseus and the forester halted and stood outside, for harp notes came around them rippling on the air as Phemios picked out a song. Odysseus caught his companion's arm and said: "My friend, here is the beautiful place—who could mistake it?”

In this excerpt, the harp’s music is a symbol of Odysseus’s

1. patience and endurance.
2. long journey back home.
3. reunion with old colleagues.
5. happiness upon returning home.

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The correct answer is: happiness upon returning home.

The music from the harp is known from being pleasing and calming. When Odysseus heards it, he feels at peace, and happy. He knows, then, that they have arrived to "the beautiful place"; they were back home.

In the context of this excerpt from ' The Odyssey', the harp’s music is a symbol of Odysseus’s happiness upon returning home. Thus, Option 4 is the correct statement.

What is the summary of the story ' The Odyssey'?

The Odyssey can be called Homer's epic of Odysseus' long battle to go back home after the Trojan War. Odysseus fights with mystical creatures and faces the wrath of the gods, his spouse Penelope and his son Telemachus avoid suitors vying for Penelope's hand, and Ithaca's throne long enough for Odysseus to go back.

Therefore, In the context of this excerpt from ' The Odyssey', the harp’s music is a symbol of Odysseus’s happiness upon returning home. Thus, Option 4 is the correct statement.

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