refuses to remarry and remain faithful to her absent husband, Odysseus. Despite being courted by numerous suitors who believe Odysseus to be dead, Penelope remains steadfast in her loyalty and devotion to her husband. She devises clever strategies to delay her suitors, such as weaving and unraveling a burial shroud for Odysseus's father, Laertes, to buy herself more time. Penelope's unwavering loyalty is demonstrated through her refusal to marry any of the suitors and her unwavering belief in Odysseus's eventual return. This loyalty is a central theme throughout the epic and serves as a testament to Penelope's faithfulness and love for her husband.
