10 Quotes by Penelope From The Odyssey (Sound Clips)

Last updated on: April 4, 2025

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1 Sing a different song. It is much too sad for us to invoke these ancient memories.

Quote from Ulysses (1954)

2 At first there was only news of the war, and the war went on for months. Slowly the months became years.

Quote from Ulysses (1954)

3 Then once again begins the waiting. Again the months, again the years. And years are made of thousands of hours, of days, of nights. The nights.

Quote from Ulysses (1954)

4 When the moon is new, on the day of the games of Apollo, then I will make my choice.

Quote from Ulysses (1954)

5 I spoke to you with bitterness just now because tomorrow I must choose a new husband.

Quote from Ulysses (1954)

6 No one knows the fate of Ulysses. No one speak of him as dead, or have not seen his body on a funeral pyre.

Quote from Ulysses (1954)

7 But you've been working too long on this tapestry which you started years ago and which never ends. That's right. -It's the memory of Ulysses which prevents me finishing it.

Quote from Ulysses (1954)

8 It's my sorrow and tears, they cloud my eyes. And so my hands work slower.

Quote from Ulysses (1954)

9 And then one fine day comes the news that the war is finished, everyone is happy. All the others returned to their homes. The kings and the soldiers. But he? No. He alone among them all.

Quote from Ulysses (1954)

10 Against my will I am here tied to a promise, and I know that no one can free me.

Quote from Ulysses (1954)

10 Quotes by Penelope From The Odyssey (Sound Clips)

1 Sing a different song. It is much too sad for us to invoke these ancient memories.

2 At first there was only news of the war, and the war went on for months. Slowly the months became years.

3 Then once again begins the waiting. Again the months, again the years. And years are made of thousands of hours, of days, of nights. The nights.

4 When the moon is new, on the day of the games of Apollo, then I will make my choice.

5 I spoke to you with bitterness just now because tomorrow I must choose a new husband.

6 No one knows the fate of Ulysses. No one speak of him as dead, or have not seen his body on a funeral pyre.

7 But you've been working too long on this tapestry which you started years ago and which never ends. That's right. -It's the memory of Ulysses which prevents me finishing it.

8 It's my sorrow and tears, they cloud my eyes. And so my hands work slower.

9 And then one fine day comes the news that the war is finished, everyone is happy. All the others returned to their homes. The kings and the soldiers. But he? No. He alone among them all.

10 Against my will I am here tied to a promise, and I know that no one can free me.

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