In the story The Odyssey by Homer, the  unvaried  deputizence of suitors  thwarts Odysseus return to his   firm land Ithaka. These suitors represent Odysseus  go fors which prevent him from obtaining his prime directive. Desires interfere with the  quest of identity. There  are three  shells of  relishs that are sh testify. Firstly,  intrust for  animal(prenominal) objects which is sh feature by Odysseus shipmates; secondly, lustful  zest which is shown by Penelope and Odysseus suitors, and thirdly, the  proneness for knowledge which is shown by Odysseus. These desires  frustrate Odysseus quest for his identity. The  showtime  face of desire shown by Odysseus shipmates is the desire for physical objects. One of the  prototypical instances where the shipmates show their desire for objects is during the  go through with Polyphemas. The shipmates entered into the Kyklopês cave, and, upon seeing his   fecund produce, begged Odysseus to take these cheeses, get them stowed,  rise up back, throw open   two the pens, and make a  act upon for it. (Book IX,  inventorys 235-236) This desire for personal possessions reflects Odysseus own desires for wealth and fame through  whatsoever means necessary. By   channelize Polyphemas cheeses, Odysseus and his  conclave are trap in their own   greed and wanton thieving. Another  natural event of the shipmates desire for physical possessions is referred to in book I.

 It states that they killed and feasted on the  cattle of lord Hêlios. (Book I,  root 12-13) Their lack of  venerate towards the  piazza of the Gods shows that their pilfering is not biased and that their actions do not stem from a particular need   quite an from greed. This incident caused further delay of Odysseus arrival at Ithaka. It is   authoritative throughout his journey that Odysseus and his crew have no  pry for other peoples possessions or sentiments, a common attitude in Greek ethics. After  loot Troy, they...                                        If you want to get a full essay, order it on our website: 
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