Calypso's Ulysses: A True Hero

For all Ulysses knew he was a hero. He was a god-like warrior and deserved much more than the petty life of a regular mortal. He fit the label of an immortal deity, his actions in the Trojan War and the ten years he had spent sailing on the sea have determined it. He had fought a murderous battle, and came out victorious; he defended his crew from most dangers that the gods launched at them. Ulysses was a god in his mind, and the images Calypso had shown him had showered him with pride. Yet, there still was a thin string attaching him the real world. The string was trying to pull him out of his little world; it was telling him to forget all the nonsense that the daughter of the Titan was drilling into his mind. The string itself was the smallest