Odysseus on Ogygia: Odysseus is stranded on the enchanting island of Ogygia, home to the nymph Calypso.
Captive by Calypso: Bewitched by Odysseus's charm and bravery, Calypso takes him as her lover and holds him captive for seven years.
Odysseus's Longing: Despite the comforts of Calypso's palace, Odysseus longs for his home, wife Penelope, and son Telemachus.
Trapped by Magic: Odysseus remains trapped by Calypso's magic, unable to escape despite his protests and pleas.
Enduring Hope: Odysseus never loses hope, knowing his destiny lies in Ithaca with his family.
Calypso's Affection: As the years pass, Calypso's hold tightens, reluctant to let Odysseus go.
Divine Intervention: The gods take pity on Odysseus, and Hermes is sent by Zeus to command Calypso to release him.
Farewell to Calypso: With a heavy heart, Calypso bids farewell to Odysseus, who sets sail for Ithaca.
Odysseus's Journey: Odysseus, filled with hope and determination, faces the future ready to reclaim his rightful place as king and husband.