The lessons that Odysseus learns on his way home to Ithaka will allow him to get back to being a good, father, and leader of his civilization. He needs to relearn all of what he once knew as leader of Ithaka in order to safely survive there. Luckily, Odysseus has a strong will and is able to accomplish all of his goals. The three most important lessons he learns are the need for opportunity, the …showed first 75 words of 938 total…

…showed last 75 words of 938 total…lessons on how to run his city. These lessons will allow him to get back to what he knew best, and serve as a good leader to the people who once depended on him. The lessons the man is learning, on how to run a civilization, are key not only back in the times of the ancient Greeks, but to this day. In order to have a civilization people depend on, and need other people.