Who says the following and why?


"She's still waiting

there in your halls, poor woman, suffering so,

her life an endless hardship like your own . . .

wasting away the nights, weeping away the days."

THE ODYSSEY by Homer

AAnticleia is speaking of Penelope.

BAgamemnon is speaking of Clytemnestra's punishment.

CArete is pleading with Odysseus to marry Nausicaa.

DOdysseus is speaking of leaving Calypso.