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We think that books 13 and 14 are the climax of the Odyssey because Odysseus finally reaches Ithaca.
All events in the Odyssey lead up to the Greek hero's return to his native land.

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In book 13 the story goes back to the present and the Phaeacians maintain their promise.
They drop off Odysseus on the shore of Ithaca.
When Poseidon sees that Odysseus has reached Ithaca he is enraged.
He complains to Zeus, who allows him to punish the Phaeacians for helping Odysseus.
Odysseus wakes up on the shore of Ithaca but does not recognize his land at first.

Athena disguised as a shepherd first and then the goddess reveals that she helped him all along throughout his journey home to Ithaca.
She tells him about the suitors and makes a plan to find out who is still loyal to Odysseus.

Athena turned Odysseus into a beggar so that people wouldn't recognize him.
Eumaios,  Odysseus' swineherd proved that he'd been loyal to him all this time.

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Book 13:

Odysseus finishes his story, and King Alcinous prepares Odysseus' crew and ship for his journey.

Odysseus and his crew leave and make it to Ithaca safely.

While Odysseus is asleep they make it to the coast of Ithaca and crew drops sleeping Odysseus and his treasure off and make their way back.

Poseidon, realizing Odysseus made it home, gets angry and turns the Phaeacian ship to stone.

King Alcinous sees this and remembers the prophecy from earlier and whacks himself on the head.

Athena reveals herself to Odysseus and turns him into a begger.

Book 14:

Odysseus goes to a swineherds' house and is treated with food, drink, and a bed.