The Suitor In The Odyssey
The poem, “ The suitor,” begins with the narrator advising “ There is always a story no one bothers to tell,” a mysterious tone that catches a reader's interest. However the suitor in this poem seems very different than how the Odyssey describes them because the author--Linda Pastan-- is well describing in this poem “ The Suitor, ” the mind of one or many suitors.. The significance of knowing this person is because the Odyssey describes the suitors as a disloyal, disrespectful and hateful and this suitor is different. The author of the Odyssey makes us think that’s what a suitor is but that’s a point of view from them not the actual thing. Perhaps everyone criticises about something, but we actually don’t understand or know who they really