Jiang's reading that Odysseus' outward wish for home conflicts with his revealed commitment to the war.
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divided desire
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "The bright -eyed goddess Pallas lost no time. Down she flashed from the peaks of Mount Olympus, quickly reached the ships and found Odysseus..."
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The Iliad passage shows Odysseus not boarding the ships even though the army is leaving, which Jiang reads as evidence that Odysseus is not simply eager to return home.
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"The bright -eyed goddess Pallas lost no time. Down she flashed from the peaks of Mount Olympus, quickly reached the ships and found Odysseus..."
"So, um, so everyone's trying to go home and you would think that Odysseus would be the first person to get on a ship..."
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