Sly, deceiving, and deluding. 

Overview: Antinyx is very deceiving and tends to bother gullible people, gods, and even demigods by tricking them. He bends the fact of reality and is a shapeshifter to represent the exact copy of a person he chooses to shift into. Antinyx’s true form is depicted to be a sleek male with his face but his left eye covered with bandages because of his gruesome disfigured face from getting struck by his father Zeus’s lighting after pleading to stay in Mount Olympus. 

Voice type: Singing voice must be a bit raspy and spiteful. Tenor is preferred.

Scene overview: Odysseus is met with Antinyx who shifts into Penelope to lead him off the track to Ithaca. Near the end, he shifts to his true form and attempts to kill Odysseus.