Some say, things aren’t always as they appear to be, and that someone's way of dressing can alter someone else's thinking in their intentions. In Homer’s epic poem, The Odyssey, An outcome of a person can be determined by their harsh decisions to assume that the appearance of one is what they intend to do. Appearance can differ from reality by how someone looks, to how they actually act.
To begin with, Appearance can deceive the way people look at others. The odyssey includes many prime examples that share this common idea. But, this thought relates to when Odysseus was a beggar himself, testing out to see how people would react to him looking different. In one of the short poems, “Odysseus’s Revenge”, One of Penelope's maids, who was angered