Questions: Question 6 Who is the first to recognize Odysseus after Athene and Telemachos? (A) Eumaios (B) Theoklymenos (C) Argos

Question 6 Who is the first to recognize Odysseus after Athene and Telemachos? (A) Eumaios (B) Theoklymenos (C) Argos
Transcript text: Question 6 Who is the first to recognize Odysseus after Athene and Telemachos? (A) Eumaios (B) Theoklymenos (C) Argos
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The answer is (C) Argos.

Explanation
Option 1: Eumaios

Eumaios, the loyal swineherd, does not recognize Odysseus immediately upon his return. Odysseus is disguised as a beggar, and Eumaios treats him with hospitality but does not recognize him as his master.

Option 2: Theoklymenos

Theoklymenos is a seer who accompanies Telemachos back to Ithaca. He does not recognize Odysseus upon his return, as he is not present when Odysseus first reveals his identity.

Option 3: Argos

Argos, Odysseus's old dog, is the first to recognize him. Despite being neglected and in poor health, Argos recognizes Odysseus immediately upon his return to Ithaca, even though Odysseus is in disguise. This recognition is a poignant moment in the story, highlighting the loyalty and bond between Odysseus and his dog.

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