Dear Journal,
I have finally returned to my home. After twenty long, hard years of being away from family, I am back. Although it was great to be back to Ithaca, there was something in store for me that I wouldn't have wished for. My wife, Penelope, had a myriad of rich suitors. One of which, who goes by the name of Antinous, being selfish and aristocratic threw, his stool at me after Athena had disguised me as a beggar. Penelope, knowing a beggar had entered her home, decided to have me brought in so that she could question me. And so she did.
Soon thereafter, Penelope decided to establish a contest amongst all of her suitors. That being they must string the valuable bow. As I was allowed to compete in the competition, I strung the bow with ease and agility as the other suitors watched in amazement. It is now my chace to prove to Penelope my true identity, strength, and master skills. And not only will my identity be proven, but it will be proven that true success and great achievements will prevail.
Sincerely,
Odysseus
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