2. Which of the following quotes best supports the theme of 'deception?"
a.
"...marvelous was the grace Athena cast about him, that all the people gazed as he drew near. And round
him flocked the haughty suitors, kind in their talk but in their hearts brooding on evil" (211).
B.
"...they threw their coats upon the couches and the chairs, and went to the polished baths and bathed. And
when the maids had bathed them and anointed them with oil, and put upon them fleecy coats and tunics, out
of the baths they came and sat upon the couches" (211).
C.
"Meanwhile before the palace of Odysseus the suitors were making merry, throwing the discus and the
hunting-spear upon the level pavement, holding riot as of old" (213).
D.
"Oh that Apollo of the silver bow would smite Telemachus at home to-day, or let him fall before the suitors,
as certainly as for Odysseus, far in foreign lands, the day of coming home is lost