This group urges an old man to fight the drunken beggar Irus.
The death of this group is foreshadowed when the room they are dining in appears to be soaked in blood. A fight nearly breaks out when one of its members angrily throws a footstool that knocks a cupbearer to the ground. This group urges an old man to fight the drunken beggar Irus. A youth sailing home from Sparta is informed by Athena that some of their members are waiting to ambush him. Antinous and Eurymachus are the leaders of this group, whose efforts are thwarted by a burial shroud that is unsewn each night. Members of this group lose an archery contest to a man that shoots an arrow through twelve axeheads; afterwards, they are killed by that man and his son, Telemachus. For 10 points, name these men who try to marry Odysseus's wife.
The death of this group is foreshadowed when the room they are dining in appears to be soaked in blood.
suitors of Penelope [or the Proci]