Tap anyone for their story and their place on the long way home. ★ = the ones worth memorising.
Nobody matches. Clear a chip or the search.
How to read this: the sections follow the story home — Ithaca without its king, Telemachus's search, how the other kings fared, then the voyage leg by leg as Odysseus tells it, and the homecoming. The coloured edge on each card keys its part, the same colour that dots the section heading. Anchor on the ★ cast; everyone else hangs off them as family, suitor, monster or god.
Crossovers: one card per person, filed with the part where the story finds them, and the also line on a card names the other parts they walk through. The war years — Agamemnon's command, Helen at Troy, the horse — belong to the Troy app, and those cards stay there.
Filters: the Who chips narrow by who someone is — Ithaca's own (household, suitors and crew alike), the people met abroad, gods, monsters — and work together with search. Tap any card for the full detail: parents, line, children, siblings, every name a link.