Odysseus

King of Ithaca, "the man of many devices", son of Laertes; the Iliad's best speaker and the Odyssey's hero, who devised the Wooden Horse, blinded Polyphemus and earned Poseidon's wrath, questioned the dead, passed the Sirens and Scylla, and killed the suitors on his return. Apollodorus adds his feigned madness and four versions of his death.