Penelope is a complex character in the Odyssey who embodies the ancient Greek virtues of loyalty to her husband, hospitality towards strangers, and cleverness in outsmarting her suitors. She demonstrates these virtues throughout the epic, such as her loyalty to Odysseus despite his long absence and her hospitality towards the disguised Odysseus in Book 19. Furthermore, her quick wit and strategic thinking is demonstrated in Book 2 when she stalls the suitors by weaving a shroud and then undoing her work at night. All of these traits make Penelope one of the most memorable characters in the Odyssey.
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