I, Odysseus, son of Laertes the Gardener and Anticlea, the best of mothers. Odysseus, the grandson of Autolycus Hermesides, generously showered with praise and blame to this day, and Arcesius the islander, forgotten almost immediately after his death. Great-grandson of lightning and caduceus. Destroyer of strong-walled Troy, killer of daring suitors. A husband filled with the machinations of various and wise advice. The Wanderer Odysseus. Hero Odysseus. The cunning Odysseus. I! I... There are so many of them, these “I”. And everyone wants to come back. Having returned for others, now they want to return for real: for themselves. Otherwise, the return is destined to turn into the longest and most merciless of all separations.