> It’s a gathering of souls who, for better and worse, sought out a good life and met death on an odyssey— or, to use a more accurate term, an “aeneid,” for Ody

> It’s a gathering of souls who, for better and worse, sought out a good life and met death on an odyssey— or, to use a more accurate term, an “aeneid,” for Odysseus’ journey brings him back to where he started, whereas Aeneas, the Trojan hero and begetter of what becomes Rome, dies on his destined journey, far from the home destroyed by Odysseus’ ruse. Huh? Aeneas doesn't die in the Aeneid. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aeneid#Book_12:_Final_battle_and_duel_of_Aeneas_and_Turnus https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aeneid#Book_12:_Final_battle_a...