Book XXI · Episode 1 of 6
Penelope’s Contest
Contest set, Telemachus nearly wins
Scenes
- Penelope Fetches the Bow — Athena prompts tearful Penelope
- Contest will settle her fate
- Climbs to storeroom, unlocks with brass key
- Lifts bow and quiver from their case
- Weeps recalling the husband who left
- Composes herself, carries bow to hall
- The Contest Announced — Winner of the bow contest weds Penelope
- Penelope stands veiled before the suitors
- Arrow must pass through twelve rings
- She dreads leaving the home she loves
- Eumaeus ordered to bring bow and rings
- Herdsmen weep handling their master’s weapon
- Antinoüs Rebukes the Herdsmen — Antinoüs scolds weeping herdsmen
- Tells them to feast quietly or leave
- Doubts any man here can bend it
- Recalls Odysseus only dimly from childhood
- Secretly confident he can thread every ring
- Telemachus’s Attempt — Telemachus tries bow, yields to father
- Laughs nervously at his mother’s announcement
- Hopes to win and keep her home
- Digs a trench, sets rings in line
- Strains three times without success
- Father’s secret nod stops his fourth try