How will the winner of the archery contest be rewarded in the Odyssey?

In Homer's "The Odyssey," the winner of the Archery contest, which is a challenge set by Penelope for her suitors, will be rewarded by marrying her. The contest requires the suitors to string Odysseus's bow and shoot an arrow through twelve axes. The victory symbolizes not only skill in archery but also the rightful claim to Penelope and Odysseus's home. Ultimately, however, Odysseus himself wins the contest, reclaiming his place as king and husband.