Find two passages in The Odyssey that are examples of Xenia. Compare these two passages. Be sure to cite them as well.

          On page 44, the beginning of book 4, we can see Xenia.
           In this section, Xenia is shown as the Lord Menelaus welcomes Telemachus and Nestor to their palace. He does not question who they are, yet he welcomes them and treats them like gods. The horses are unyoked and taken to a stall where they are fed the best horse food. Menelaus's maids bathed and rubbed oil on Telemachus and Nestor. Later, they are given a feast. Out of respect, they do not question if Odysseus is his father, until the end of supper. During the supper and their time there, they are treated and fed like gods. They have the best of the best and no less. At the end of supper, they found out who they were. They did not speak of it till later because of the sadness.
        On page 90, in the middle of book 6 and in book 7 (page 97), we see Xenia.
        In book 6, Odysseus and the princess, Nausicaa, show Xenia. Nausicaa helps Odysseus and treats him like a guest despite his appearance when he is naked. Like Telemachus and Nestor, he bathes and is provided oil to clean himself because he does not want young girls looking at him naked. In book 7, he is treated like a god and given a feast and wine. Also, everyone respects him, and he entertains them with his stories.
       This was very different from Telemachus and Nestor due to the experiences and leadership that Odysseus earns him more respect. Another thing, people may believe that Odysseus has more knowledge because of his stories and heroic/godlike abilities. In conclusion, the more money and godlike the person is, the more Xenia that will be shown. It's still equal with the strangers, but of course the bigger people get more attention.