For 10 points, name this clever king of Ithaca who took ten years to return home from the Trojan War.
In fulfillment of a prophecy that his death would "come from the sea," this man was killed by a stingray-tipped spear thrown by his son Telegonus. This hero attempted to avoid fighting at Troy by feigning madness but was discovered when Palamedes placed his son in front of his plow. A grandson of the thief Autolycus, this man was found washed ashore by Nausicaa and brought home by the Phaeacians. This man's dog Argus died upon his return, after which he fired an arrow through the rings of twelve axes and proceeded to slaughter the suitors of his wife, Penelope. For 10 points, name this clever king of Ithaca who took ten years to return home from the Trojan War.
In fulfillment of a prophecy that his death would "come from the sea," this man was killed by a stingray-tipped spear thrown by his son Telegonus.
Odysseus