Odysseus Greek Hero

Heroes are the best-known part of Greek mythology. what makes a hero in Greek Mythology are battling tyrants and conquering dangerous journeys and completing difficult tasks. These heroes who conquered their obstacle’s, deserve to be recognized. I have chosen to highlighted my two favorite Greek heroes, I believe have shown incredible strength through every turn of their lives. Not only did these two go hand in hand in marriage, their heroism and bravery tell a story that should be written about, as they go hand in hand in similar ways as heroes. Odysseus and Penelope, tell of a love enduring, bravery in battles, loyalty to family, skill and strength, we can learn go hand in hand, in more ways than just the one.
Odysseus was a mortal, and the king of Ithica. Odysseus was very brave in his battles and the journey he was on that took him away from his wife and son. This journey and time away from them, lasted twenty years. Odysseus showed wisdom in skill and mental clarity as he was wise in his thinking. For example, when he and his crew were in the caves, he found out it was owned by a cyclops, he had seen his men were in great danger. He begged the cyclops to spare his men’s lives, based on humanitarian laws. He used his quick wit and intelligence to try to persuade the Cyclops to not harm the men. He was not successful, and lost two
Odysseus had shown a fierce physical strength for his short stature. For example, after Achilles was killed, the funeral games took place. Odysseus was going to wrestle against a dangerous tyrant, Aias. Because he was short in stature, it seemed to the other onlookers, that he may not make it through the game and it would be a sure loss. Yet, to their surprise and dismay he was able to beat Aias and knock him to the ground. This showed incredible physical strength and immense bravery with his cunning way to win, with bare