Where does it show in the book Penelopes loyalty to Odysseus and how does this help Odysseus in The Odyssey?I'm trying to show how penelopes...

Penelope's loyalty to Odysseus can be seen throughout the
epic poem. She remains a devoted wife to her husband. She is the epitome of a devoted
wife. Examples of this can be seen in her creative ways of putting off the many suitors
who've taken over her house in Ithaca. In Odysseus' absence, many suitors have taken
over her house wanting to marry her so they can inherit Odysseus' kingdom and all that
comes with it. Penelope wants nothing to do with them. She still lovers her husband and
believes he is alive and will return home. She tells the suitors that she is weaving a
shroud for Odysseus' dead father Laertes. She tell them that when she finishes the
shroud, she will marry one of them. However, what she weaves during the day, she
unweaves at night hoping to buy herself some time until Odysseus comes home. When the
suitors find out about her plan, she must come up with another one. She tells the
suitors that whichever one can string Odysseus' bow and shoot an arrow through 12
ax-helve sockets will win her hand in marriage. However, what the suitors do not know
that Penelope does know is that only Odysseus himself can accomplish this feat. Again,
she is hoping to buy herself some time until Odysseus can come home and reclaim his
kingdom.