1. In the story Menelaus tells about his home journey, he must disguise himself and his companions as seals. This disguise will enable them to catch the Old Man, who would show them their way home.
2. King Agamemnon, who was the brother of Menelaus, died from the conspiracy between his wife, Clytemnestra and Aegisthus, her illicit lover. Clytemnestra told Aegisthus that King Agamemnon was the hindrance to the fulfillment of their lust escapade. To achieve their aim, they plotted to execute King Agamemnon upon his return from the Trojan wars.
3. Antinous calls for a fast ship and twenty men to help his plan in killing Telemachus, the Son of Odysseus and Penelope. He thinks (together with other innumerable suitors) that Telemachus remains the only obstacle to their marriage with Penelope before her husband's return from the Trojan wars.
Thus, Homer's Odyssey Book 4 shows that sacrifices are required to find one's way home and man needs carefulness dealing with close relations because they can betray like Judas.
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