There are many moments of disguise throughout the odyssey. both the gods and odysseus often disguise themselves, and we also know of odysseus' history of disguise in troy when he sneaks into the city disguised as a beggar. there are also many moments when the characters do not reveals themselves and maintain the status of "stranger" until they are asked by their hosts who they are and where they come from. discuss the role of disguise in the odyssey and it's potential relationship to the identity of the stranger? what might the status of the stranger and the role of the disguise suggests about identity and the self within the text? you must use direct textual evidence and in-text citations to support your ideas.