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Calypso's name means "to hide" or "to conceal." This relates to the fact that she hid Odysseus on her island for 7 years. When she is forced to let Odysseus go, she says "You unrivalled lords of jealousy—/scandalized when goddesses sleep with mortals." This could be seen as her addressing the double standards of all gods being able to rein free on modeling with human affairs, but she as a female as no right of her own.

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Calypso holds Odysseus as a prisoner on an island with her and forces him to become her lover.  She tries to force Odysseus to stay with her on the island and forget about his wife, Penelope.  Odysseus refuses to stay with her and tries to escape from the island and away from Calypso.  However, Calypso promises Odysseus immortality if he stays with her, he refuses the offer and preferred to go back home to his wife, Penelope.  "He had no choice— unwilling lover alongside lover all too willing."  The quote tells that Calypso abuses her powers as a goddess over Odysseus who is just a son of a human.  It also tells us that Odysseus has also attracted many other woman and captured their hearts.

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Calypso was an nymph featured in Homer's Odyssey. She is said to be the daughter of Atlas, but her father could also potentially be Nereus or Oceanus. She lives on the island of Ogygia, and stayed with Odysseus for 7 years. Her name in greek means "to hide" or "to conceal."