Odysseus is the third song of The Ithaca Saga during which Odysseus returns to his palace, ready to rid its halls of unwelcome guests by any means necessary.
Lyrics[]
[SUITOR 1] [SUITOR 2] [SUITOR 3] [SUITOR 4] [An arrow strikes SUITOR 4, killing him.] [ENSEMBLE] [SUITOR 1] [SUITOR 2] [SUITOR 1] [SUITOR 2] [SUITOR 1] [SUITOR 3] [ODYSSEUS] [ODYSSEUS slaughters both suitors] [ENSEMBLE] [ODYSSEUS] [ENSEMBLE] [AMPHINOMUS] |
Trivia[]
- Odysseus's name is sung in the "Danger is Nearby" motif.
- The verse where a Suitor is frantically looking for Odysseus is a reference to Legendary, which was recycled from Man of the House, one of the many cut songs.
- Odysseus aiming for torches while using his bow may be a reference to Scylla, and how she took the six crew members holding torches.
- The song was originally called King, but was later changed to Odysseus.
- This may be a reference to Polyphemus, Scylla, and Charybdis, songs named after the monster featured in the song.
- The song is expected to be one of the longest songs in Epic