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Calypso finally releases Odysseus after 7 years. She tells him she is letting him go, out of "compassion". Secretly, she hopes he changes his mind and realizes how dangerous the outside world is without her. But he doesn't, and Calypso keeps her promise.

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Lotha, Gloria. Rodriguez, Emily. "Calypso Greek Mythology", Britannica, Editors of the Encyclopedia Britannica, February 16, 2018
https://www.britannica.com/topic/Calypso-Greek-mythology

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"Character Analysis Circe and Calypso", CliffNotes, 2021 https://www.cliffsnotes.com/literature/o/the-odyssey/character-analysis/circe-and-calypso

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Calypso represents themes of lust and desperation. Calypso falls in love with Odysseus and forces him to be her lover for 7 years. She even offers the gift of immortality, which Odysseus declines. Calypso is described as "the lustrous Calypso" or "the nymph with lovely braids". Although she can be manipulative, Calypso points out the god's double standards that allow males to take human lovers but punish goddesses who do the same.

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In The Odyssey, Calypso keeps Odysseus as her prisoner for 7 years. She forces him to be her lover and she wants to make him immortal. Although she knows that he doesn't love her, she insists on keeping him on her island, stranded. Eventually, Zeus orders her to release Odysseus, but Calypso is smart enough to tell Zeus how unfair he is. She complains to him that when they have a mortal lover is completely acceptable but when a goddess does the same it's wrong.

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"Calypso, in Greek Mythology, the daughter of the Titan Atlas (or Oceanus or Nereus), a nymph of the mythical island of Ogygia." (Editors of the Encyclopedia Britannica). She is a minor goddess, and although there is some controversy about the identity of her parents, according to Homer, she is the daughter of the titan Atlas. Calypso is unable to leave Ogygia, unlike anyone else who washes up on her island. This is why she tries to convince anyone who comes to the island to stay with her to keep her company.