uh-oh, the first text to appear on this contra video is "catrapoints"
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I mean, some of them. He gets punished by the gods a LOT.
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For transgressive norms related to specific gods, mind.
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Then again, when you look at the way he was portrayed in Greek tragedy -- specifically, Sophocles' Ajax and Philoctetes and (maybe) Euripides' Rhesus, it's pretty clear Greek attitudes toward Odysseus weren't always too positive.
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In Philoctetes, he's straight-up the villain of the story: he abandoned the title character on an island because he got bit by a snake, then came back ten years later to basically kidnap him through deception and conscript him into the Trojan War.
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