Book XXIV · Episode 5 of 5
Final Battle and Truce
Laertes slays Eupeithes, Athena ends it
Scenes
- Odysseus Arms for Battle — Odysseus’ band marches to meet Ithacans
- Athena plunges down from Olympus, encouraged
- Odysseus posts a lookout for the Ithacans
- Dolius’ son spots the armed band nearing
- Gray-headed Laertes and Dolius don bronze
- All sally forth through the open doors
- Mentor Rallies Kin — Odysseus urges Telemachus, Laertes rejoices
- Athena arrives in Mentor’s borrowed form
- Odysseus recognizes her with joy
- Telemachus vows no dishonor on the family
- Laertes calls it a blessed day
- Son and grandson rival in courage
- Eupeithes Slain — Eupeithes falls, Odysseus routs survivors
- Urges Laertes to pray and throw spear
- Sudden strength fills the old man
- Spear pierces Eupeithes’ helmet and cheek
- Both charge forward with sword and lance
- Odysseus chases fleeing foes like an eagle
- Peace Restored — Athena restrains Odysseus, seals peace
- Warns Zeus’ anger may fall on him
- Odysseus breaks off the pursuit at once
- Still wearing Mentor’s shape and voice
- Covenant ends the strife for good