In life you face enormous challenges. In the famous saying “Life is not about how many times an individual falls, but rather how he gets up,” obvious obstacles constitute his character. This applies to Odyssey which follows a hero's journey. He fails several times and goes through difficult times. But in the end, above all, he manages to return to his home. Odysseus faces the challenges of becoming a hero, earning this status through his perseverance, humility, and intelligence. First of all, Odysseus' determination leads to a strong sense of survival that allows him to complete a treacherous journey. Don't repeat! There are several complications that put Ulysses' life at stake. In the ancient world, the gods controlled everything, and getting on the wrong side could cause big problems. At one point, Odysseus angers Poseidon's son, holding a grudge against the two. Poseidon promises his son that he will do his best to kill Odysseus or return him to Ithaca as an unknown man. It takes all of Odysseus' willpower to respect the gods and prevent an early death. The pinnacle of Odysseus' problem is his journey to Hades. Here, he literally faces death and has to deal with several memories of people he has influenced in some way, shape, or form. Odysseus must also fight for what should be granted to him without any harm. When he returns home, he expects to claim his wife, but first he must fend off all her suitors. Secondly, Odysseus has trouble controlling his men and their insubordinate actions lead to serious consequences. The best example of this is when they eat Helios' divine cattle. He turns to the gods to make up for his crew's failures. Finally, Odysseus survives thanks to paper... to find his next husband. During the battle with the suitors, he gathers all his knowledge from his complete journey to make one of his smartest moves. He puts total faith in the gods to bring him out alive. This really keeps it protected. Another puzzle that Odysseus must decipher is when he must appeal to difficult interactions. Overall, the collection of all of Odysseus' adventures and the completion of his journey gives him the title of hero. Ulysses encounters many battles which, thanks to determination, he manages to overcome. Not only that, he also compensates for his extreme arrogance by becoming a very humble being. In addition to his perseverance, Ulysses is able to overcome individual encounters thanks to his cunning. In the end, Ulysses truly demonstrated that his ability to get back up far surpasses the times he fell.