if there's a way out

Homer: *adds a noble, loyal, romantic, motherly, just, dignified, ingenious female character named Penelope*

Homer: *adds a wise, sharp, supportive, decisive, divine female character named Athena*

Homer: *adds a treacherous, powerful, magical, seductive, grey, divine female character named Circe*

Homer: *adds a lustful, obsessive, selfish, toxic, abusive female character named Calypso*

Homer: *adds a heartbroken, soft, sensitive, affectionate motherly female character named Anticlea*

Homer: *adds a stunning, highly perceptive, slightly bossy, somewhat shady, ambiguous, regal female character named Helen*

Homer: *adds a merciful, helpful, decisive for the protagonist’s survival divine female character named Leucothea / Ino*

Homer: *adds a youthful, vibrant, brave, playful, slightly lazy, wise beyond her years female character named Nausicaa*

Homer: *adds a wise, respectable, intelligent, regal, empowered, feminist female character named Arete*

Homer: *adds a flawed, disloyal, treacherous, disrespectful, corrupted, opportunistic female character named Melantho*

Homer: *adds an elderly, motherly, loving, confidant, loyal female character named Eurycleia*

Homer: *dies about 2,800 years ago*

Lupita Nyong’o, 2026: tHiS maN nEeDs to bE caLLeD oUT fOr hIs mIsOgYNY cOs hE fOrgOt wOmEn exISt wHiLe I tAkE milLiOnS prOfiTing fRoM hiS wOrK aNd cUltUrE

Something I do not understand is "calling out Homeros" for the sole reason that he is not alive nor from our times? Is like trying to call out the people that composed the Vedas, for example, which I do find laughable.

He is misogynistic as most of these women are: weavers, related to the household, etc..., but in regards to that, read Euripides and even him he is more creative with his female characters and audience as for example, Theone and Helen in his playwrite "Helen", these two are the sole carriers of the play, one aiding Helen and Helen being the sole reason of the play, pulling up the strings for creating the ideal circustamnces for her and Menelaus to return back home. And something to comment on is the fact that many of these women are knowers of drugs, of weaving, of strategy and rulership too, they are forced in a patrilineal society, sure, but they hold a lot of power we like it or not. (I'm all in for Helen polypharmalos btw)

And something I do want to add is that even Antikleia, who shows up little she is such a help for Odysseus, she is the one telling him that Penelope is waiting him, that Telemachus is alive and so is Laertes. She's not just the mourning character many reduce her (Jorge i'm pointing at you) but also as helpful as Tiresias as she is the one telling her the inmediate conditions of their household. (Adding the Catalogue of Queens of the Haides because they deserve recognition too!)