I, Odysseus, son of Laertes the gardener and Anticleia, the best of mothers. Odysseus, grandson of Autolycus Hermesides—up to this day generously showered with praise and blame—Arcesia’s islander, forgotten almost as soon as he died. A great-grandson of lightning and the caduceus. The destroyer of strong-walled Troy; the killer of daring suitors. A husband full of plots and wise counsel. The wanderer Odysseus. The hero Odysseus. The trickster Odysseus.
So many “I’s” there are. And all want to return.