Perseverance+in+Odyssey

- Penelope is persevered to not marry the suitors - Through the whole book Penelope thought of ways to get rid of the suitors - Odysseus acheived his goal to get home (Book 14) - Odysseus had a hoof thrown at him, but keept his composure (Book 20) - Athene belived in Odysseus and came up with the bow test (Book 21) - Odysseus overcomes the suitors by stringing the bow (Book 21) - Odysseus overcame the suitors by revlealing himself at the right time (Book 21) - Odysseus is perservered to kill the suitors (Book 22) - Odysseus was outnumbered but beat the suitors (Book 22) - Odysseus waited for Telemachos to get the armor (Book 22, pg. 324) - The Singer and Herald had a tough time trying to not get killed (Book 22, pg. 328) - The good maids were spared (Book 22, pg. 330) - Odysseus acheives his goal of killing the bad maids (Book 22, pg. 333) - Odysseus has a tough time cleaning the palace (Book 23, pg. 335) - Odysseus overcame the struggle to gain his wife back by passing the test of the bed (Book 23, pg. 340)