Odysseus' mode of clever action; here, a fake madness plan that reveals his divided will.
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Odysseus' mode of clever action; here, a fake madness plan that reveals his divided will.
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Odysseus' fake madness is read as a stratagem designed to fail, so the Greeks can force him to Troy and spare him responsibility for choosing war over home.
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"...the one who will come up with the Trojan horse, the stratagem that will win this war. So you need this guy, okay? So..."
"...right? So what he does is he comes up with a stratagem that allows the Greeks to see through it really quickly and force..."
"...that this is a man of disguise. He's a man of stratagems. He's very clever, so it's probably a trick. So what they do..."
"...right? He should know that if he were to have this stratagem, the Greeks would see it through it really quickly, right? So what..."
"...won the Trojan War by coming out... Coming out with a stratagem of a Trojan horse, okay? So he is a legend in this..."
"...war and he will win eternal glory for himself with the stratagem of the Trojan horse. All right? Now we go to the Odyssey...."
"...and destroy the enemy okay this is the most popular military stratagem in ancient Chinese history and guess what it's the same as Israel..."
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