Ann: Settlement Agreement with GomSpace on Pearls Program, page-35

Pride, anger, honor, passion — all these human traits, Homer suggests, must be brought under control if men are to succeed. Book III shows, through Paris and Helen, how lack of control has terrible consequences. Because he cannot control his lust, Paris causes the war to rage on more fiercely than ever. In contrast, Odysseus, the one Greek who uses reason to control his emotions, ultimately devises the plan that ends the war.
Odyssee of the ages ride on into space on cliff mites from below... Above, within, reflecting on.