The Possibility Of Loyalty In Homer's The Odyssey

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The Odyssey Proves that loyalty is the most impotant quality because it helps one make it through hard test and trials and helps reunite with what one loves the most.Some people may say that loyalty is not the most important quality to be happy, however they must understand that without loyalty one could give up on themselves and who or what they are fighting because they think that they do not have anything to fight for.Odysseus vunerably expresses how eachday he longs for home which proves that he is loyal to his family and desperately longs to go back home even though he could stay and take the deal that Calypso offers.In conclusion, because he is loyal to his family he chooses not to take the offer nor stay on the island, but to battle
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