... he does it once he is back home in Ithaca, not while he is fighting in the Trojan war or trying to get back home. One example of Odysseus's great strength is his bow. Many suitors take over his home while he is away, and not a single one can even string Odysseus" ... shoot it accurately. Odysseus returns home to seek revenge on the suitors that have taken over his house in pursuit of his wife Penelope, and in one smooth motion strings his bow, draws an arrow, and kills the "lead" suitor Antinous with obvious greater strength than any other man present. Odysseus obviously posses more ... ...

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