Abstract
The author wishes to sincerely thank Prof. Caroline Le Goffic for her thorough feedback in the preparation of this article and Siwar AlMashal for proof-reading it. The thoughts, views and opinions expressed solely belong to the author and not necessarily to his employer, organization, committee or other group or individual. An Odyssey generally depicts a long voyage marked by many changes of fortune during which an individual encounters a myriad of exhilarating experiences. However, in Greek mythology, unlike in modern literature, the Odyssey stems from the gods’ ire; they are known to be unforgiving divinities who, when angered, tamper with mortal affairs. In his epic poem The Odyssey, ancient Greek poet Homer tells the story of Odysseus, king of Ithaca, and his rather turbulent nostros (journey home). After his infamous victory in Troy, the Greek hero anticipated a simple and swift journey home. Little did he know that his...
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