Book VIII · Episode 2 of 5
Insult and Ordeal
Euryalus taunts Odysseus, who hurls quoit
Scenes
- Laodamas’s Challenge — Laodamas invites Odysseus to play
- Laodamas notes hardship etched on his frame
- Euryalus urges Laodamas to ask directly
- True glory lies in hands and feet
- He notes the ship for home awaits
- Euryalus’s Taunt — Euryalus mocks Odysseus as a trader
- Odysseus protests his mind is on sorrows
- Gifts from the gods fall unevenly
- He calls Euryalus handsome but shallow-minded
- Games once counted him among the best
- The insult spurs him to compete
- The Quoit Throw — Enraged Odysseus out-throws all rivals
- Odysseus seizes a heavier quoit than theirs
- Disguised Athena marks the winning throw
- Odysseus challenges all but host Laodamas
- Philoctetes alone rivals his archery skill
- Hunger has left his legs weak