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'''Odysseus''' was a Greek warrior and the King of [[Ithaca]], the husband of [[Penelope]] and father of [[Telemachus]].
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'''Odysseus''' was a Greek warrior and the King of [[Ithaca]], the husband of [[Penelope]] and father of [[Telemachus]]. He appeared in a story from the book ''[[Classics for Children]]''.
  
 
== History ==
 
== History ==
Odysseus was best known for deceiving the [[King of Troy]] with the {{w|Trojan Horse}} trick which allowed the Greeks to enter the city of Troy and destroy it, thus decisively winning the Trojan War. After the victory, Odysseus was supposed to sacrifice a lamb to [[Zeus]] as gratitude for winning the war, but Odysseus refused as he considered it barbaric. He then announced he was going home to Ithaca and to Penelope. Zeus, however, was angry with Odysseus for refusing to make the sacrifice and refused to let him return directly home, instead sending him on a journey where it took him ten years to get back to Ithaca (in addition to the ten years fighting in the Trojan War). Along the way, Odysseus and his crew had a narrow escape from the [[Sirens]]. The crew were killed, however, when they were turned into pigs and eaten by Odysseus (who was unaware of their transformation) at [[Circe]]'s island. Odysseus ended up having to sail the [[River Styx]] in order to get back to Ithaca.
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Odysseus was best known for deceiving the [[King of Troy]] with the {{W|Trojan Horse}} trick which allowed the Greeks to enter the city of Troy and destroy it, thus decisively winning the Trojan War. After the victory, Odysseus was supposed to sacrifice a lamb to [[Zeus]] as gratitude for winning the war, but Odysseus refused as he considered it barbaric. He then announced he was going home to Ithaca and to Penelope. Zeus, however, was angry with Odysseus for refusing to make the sacrifice and refused to let him return directly home, instead sending him on a journey where it took him ten years to get back to Ithaca (in addition to the ten years fighting in the Trojan War). Along the way, Odysseus and his crew had a narrow escape from the [[Sirens]]. The crew were killed, however, when they were turned into pigs and eaten by Odysseus (who was unaware of their transformation) at [[Circe]]'s island. Odysseus ended up having to sail the [[River Styx]] in order to get back to Ithaca.
  
 
When Odysseus finally got home, he killed the suitors who had taken up residence in his house and were seeking Penelope's hand in marriage. When Penelope asked him to spend some time with her, he complained that she was smothering him and went to [[Moe's]] instead.
 
When Odysseus finally got home, he killed the suitors who had taken up residence in his house and were seeking Penelope's hand in marriage. When Penelope asked him to spend some time with her, he complained that she was smothering him and went to [[Moe's]] instead.
  
 
== Behind the Laughter ==
 
== Behind the Laughter ==
*Odysseus appears in the "D'oh, Brother Where Art Thou?" segment of "[[Tales from the Public Domain]]". The segment is a re-telling of the ''{{w|Odyssey}}'' with [[Homer Simpson]] cast in the role of Odysseus, [[Marge]] as Penelope and [[Bart]] as Telemachus. Other Springfieldians appear as the other characters in the story.
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Odysseus was portrayed by [[Homer Simpson]].
  
 
== Appearances ==
 
== Appearances ==
*{{Ep|Tales from the Public Domain}}
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*{{ep|Tales from the Public Domain|(D'oh, Brother Where Art Thou?)}}
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Latest revision as of 08:11, April 27, 2024

Odysseus
Odysseus.png
Character Information
Gender:
Male ♂
Status:
Fictional
Hair: Bald
Relatives: Wife: Penelope
Son: Telemachus
First appearance: "Tales from the Public Domain"
Voiced by: Dan Castellaneta


Odysseus was a Greek warrior and the King of Ithaca, the husband of Penelope and father of Telemachus. He appeared in a story from the book Classics for Children.

History[edit]

Odysseus was best known for deceiving the King of Troy with the Trojan Horse trick which allowed the Greeks to enter the city of Troy and destroy it, thus decisively winning the Trojan War. After the victory, Odysseus was supposed to sacrifice a lamb to Zeus as gratitude for winning the war, but Odysseus refused as he considered it barbaric. He then announced he was going home to Ithaca and to Penelope. Zeus, however, was angry with Odysseus for refusing to make the sacrifice and refused to let him return directly home, instead sending him on a journey where it took him ten years to get back to Ithaca (in addition to the ten years fighting in the Trojan War). Along the way, Odysseus and his crew had a narrow escape from the Sirens. The crew were killed, however, when they were turned into pigs and eaten by Odysseus (who was unaware of their transformation) at Circe's island. Odysseus ended up having to sail the River Styx in order to get back to Ithaca.

When Odysseus finally got home, he killed the suitors who had taken up residence in his house and were seeking Penelope's hand in marriage. When Penelope asked him to spend some time with her, he complained that she was smothering him and went to Moe's instead.

Behind the Laughter[edit]

Odysseus was portrayed by Homer Simpson.

Appearances[edit]

External links[edit]