In what ways are Penelope and Odysseus similar and different?

Ok, so in Homer's great classic Odyssey, Penelope is the wife of Odysseus. Fidelity means, according to Wikipedia: > Fidelity is the quality of being faithful or loyal. read more

Penelope and Odysseus, a devoted married couple, are alike in their methods of defending themselves against enemies, but Odysseus, a male, is more hostile than Penelope. Despite differences in aggressiveness, Penelope and Odysseus of Homer’s The Odyssey remain similar in wit and stubbornness, demonstrating love allows lovers to achieve what they ultimately seek. read more

Penelope is the wife of Odysseus. In a way, their struggles are similar because both of them showed faith and patience. Even though there was a time that Odysseus was away from Penelope, he remained faithful to his wife, and Penelope remained faithful as well and waited until Odysseus came back. read more

Odysseus had 20 years of fighting the war, beats, hunger, and other obstacles on the way back home. He lost all of his men and simply wanted to get back home to his family. Penelope did have to sleep alone, but she had her son and servants in the safety of her palace. read more