Telemachus is concerned that there are too many suitors for him and Odysseus to conquer alone. How does Odysseus convince him that they can win?

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Rockford · Answer 1 · 2021-08-31T21:33:14+0000

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They have athena and Zeus on their side. What is Telemachus' part of the plan? He says to mingle with princes, drive them out, Athena will give word, and then Odysseus will "stow the lot away."

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Telemachus is concerned that there are too many suitors for him and Odysseus to conquer alone. How does Odysseus convince him that they can win?

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