In almost every book in The Odyssey, Homer alludes to Agamemnon’s fateful return home. What parallels can you draw between Odysseus’s return and that of Agamemnon? If there were no references to Agamemnon’s fate throughout Odysseus’s story, would his own return be different?

Explanation:

1: Suitors plan to kill Telemachus on his return, just as Agamemnon's wife and her lover plan to kill him. Another interesting parallel between Odysseus and Agamemnon is that while Odysseus's son Telemachus kills the suitors to end their despotism in his father's palace, Agamemnon's son kills his own mother.

2: I’m not sure what the second questions is but ill answer it if i do know

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