Odysseus demonstrates a passionate desire for kleos or fame through much of the Odyssey.
Consider, for example, his taunting Polyphemus with his name as he
escapes his island (and there are other examples) Yet, is it presented
as an unequivocally good pursuit? Does the search for kleos
help or hinder his journey? What about situations in which he disguises
his identity? What is the importance of kleos to Odysseus and the Odyssey (the two may not be the same answer)?