Fate and Free Will in the Odyssey

ot;You would stay here, and guard this house, and be immortal" (Homer 267). Odysseus could have stayed but he chose to go. Some say that the gods knew Odysseus would not stay and that is why they decided to let him go. However, knowledge of an act doesn't take away the fact that Odysseus chose himself. The gods took much of his life away and Odysseus had mo
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