Answer:
The nobles will raise the taxes of the common people.
Explanation:
At the beginning of Book 13, Odysseus has finished the account of his wanderings, and he is looking forward to leaving Scheria. Alcinous decides to give Odysseus many presents and goods, which he loads on the ship that will carry him to Ithaca. These goods will be paid by raising the taxes of the common people. Odysseus leaves Scheria as the sun is going down, and only wakes up the next morning, when he arrives to his destination.
