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Prophecy in the odyssey/relate to the characters within it., Prophecy in…

- - - - "(...) the cattle and the fat flocks of the Sun-god, (...) If you leave them untouched and fix your mind on returning home, there is some chance that all of you may yet reach Ithaca, though not without suffering"
      - "But if you hurt them then I predict that your ship and company will be destroyed, and if you yourself contrive to escape, you will reach home late, in a wretched stat, upon a foreign state, having lost all your comrades."
      - "You will find trouble too in your house - insolent men eating up your livelihood, courting your royal wife and offering wedding gifts
      - "It is true that you will take revenge on these men for their misdeeds when you reach home."
      - "Death will come to you far away from the sea, a gentle Death (...) you will die peacefully of old age, surrounded by a prosperous people."