Leaves wife to fight a war for ten years while she has to deal with a group of Andrew Tate types... definitely not the best role model
The New York TimesIn @nytopinion.nytimes.com “Contemporary viewers don’t trust the idea of a sharp, decisive leader,” argues B.D. McClay, who says that’s what makes Christopher Nolan’s Odysseus especially compelling. He’s a hero who “struggles after doing something that turns out to be the wrong thing.”