Brief Summary Of Homer's Odyssey

Brief Summary: The suitors are talking about Telemachus’s murder at dinner when they receive a bad omen. Even though they notice the omen of the eagle carrying a dove in its talons saying that their plan won’t work, the suitors are still taunting Odysseus because of Athena purposely making them so Odysseus anger is still sharp. This extension happens after the arrogant and wealthy suitor Ctesippus throws a cow’s hoof at Odysseus and Telemachus tells him off for it and for speaking of Penelope playing wife by force. Then after Athena setting off a lot of laughter among the suitors
Extension:
Oh, how Athena, queen of tactics, devised a death for the swaggering suitors.
Hotheaded Odysseus seated inside the hall, placed on the unsound stool, glared with steely eyes at the brazen suitors. Wine filled, golden cup in his calloused hands trembled from his restraint.
Fire that strips the wood of the little moisture, burning it 5 to the ashes, raging on more from the air around it, unable to be controlled when used little effort. Such anger coursed through the godlike Odysseus.
Placing down the golden cup, almost empty from the wine spilled in his anger, Odysseus leaned against the confined table. His feet spread in a defensive stance under it and calloused hands tightened into fists, pushed back his urge to take action and behead the suitors dining in his halls.
Bright-eyed Athena kept the king’s anger sharp as a blade used in war.
A blade perfected for killing those who opposed the man whose hand it is held in. A