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The Godyssey Podcast

The suitors demanded Penelope's hand in marriage and thus the throne of Ithaca in Odysseus' absence, but she was crafty: she said when she finished her loom she would choose a suitor, but each night she undid her weave, for years.

🖼️: J.W. Waterhouse

J.W. Waterhouse's depiction of Penelope and her servants at her loom, working hard. Penelope alone of her household ignores the suitors at her window, who offer her flowers and attention.
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Mar 03, 2025, 12:14 · · 4 · 10
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