Does ebert also present an argument about the value of death

Ebert argues that death takes away everything you ever were on this earth. Everything you love or you want would go with death. So the value of death is that it reminds you how vital to find happiness, in any way that can be achieved.

If Odysseus did not arrive in a disguise, they will probably judge and dismiss Odysseus right away as a beggar or crazy old lunatic man. But since, he disguised and proved his strength through a bow, in which he was known for it, his disguise was effective.