To the victors go the spoils, or do they? Odysseus - the chief architect of Greek victory over Troy - did not seem to do so. For ten years he was pursued, harassed, imprisoned, assaulted throughout his efforts to go home. Harried by both gods and mortals, Odysseus struggled against innumerable obstacles and misadventures only to arrive home to a besieging band of suitors threatening his wife and son. Once again, the craftiest of Greek heroes must use all of his skills and guile to reclaim his home.