Homer · tr. Bryant, 1871

Book XXI · Episode 6 of 6

The Winning Shot

Odysseus shoots twelve rings clean

Scenes

  1. Suitors Mock the Beggar — Suitors sneer he handles it like a thief
    • Two suitors trade insults over the bow
    • Sneers he must own a bow himself
    • Wishes him luck, certain he’ll fail
  2. Odysseus Strings and Shoots — Odysseus easily strings, shoots rings
    • Bends it like a harper’s cord
    • String sings out like a swallow’s cry
    • Suitors blanch, Zeus sends thunder as omen
    • Says the stranger hasn’t shamed him
    • Telemachus arms himself beside his father