What is the moral of Ulysses Odyssey?

Guests are there to be ruthlessly slaughtered though, if they don't respect your home (as long as you're Odysseus, and not a cyclops). Civilisation is the way to go; uncivilised people are monstrous and deplorable. You don't wanna be like them. read more

In my opinion, the moral of the Odyssey is not in the poem itself. It is actually enclosed in the following verses:"Consider the seed from which you sprang; You were not made to live like unto brutes; But for pursuit of virtue and of knowledge". read more

Lessons or General Idea I took away from the story of the Odyssey I learned a lot from the story of the Odyssey, I learned a lot of life lessons and morals and values from the Odyssey. read more