Homer · tr. Bryant, 1871

Book XXIII · Episode 2 of 4

Facing the Stranger

Penelope studies stranger, Odysseus plans

Scenes

  1. Silent Recognition — Penelope watches silently, Telemachus scolds
    • Penelope sits opposite him by firelight
    • His beggar’s rags make him a stranger
    • Telemachus rebukes her hard-heartedness
    • Wonder has overpowered her senses, she says
    • Only shared tokens will prove his identity
  2. Counsel Against Reprisal — Odysseus warns of vengeance, feigns wedding
    • Odysseus smiles at his wife’s caution
    • A killer must flee his homeland
    • They slew the flower of Ithaca’s youth
    • Telemachus pledges to follow his counsel
    • Bathing and dancing will mask the slaughter