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But even more so, actor Matt Damon\u2019s tortured and broken portrayal of Odysseus offers a look into what psychologists call moral injury.<\/p>

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According to The Moral Injury Project at Syracuse University, moral injury is \u201cthe damage done to one\u2019s conscience or moral compass when a person perpetrates, witnesses or fails to prevent acts that transgress one\u2019s own moral beliefs, values, or ethical codes of conduct.\u201d Three clusters of experiences mark moral injury: spiritual or existential collapse; guilt and shame; and alienation from other people.<\/p>

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Homer\u2019s works have long been heralded for highlighting the physical and psychological wounds of war. Yet director Christopher Nolan, far more than Homer, goes on to plumb Odysseus\u2019 existential collapse, shame and guilt.<\/p>\n

An invisible wound<\/h2>\n

I\u2019m a PTSD researcher and clinician who has worked at four Veterans Affairs hospitals, and I\u2019ve long taught my students that Homer\u2019s epics contain some of the , even though the formal diagnosis of PTSD did not exist until 1980.<\/p>\n

Moral injury is not simply another name for PTSD, although the two often travel together.<\/p>\n

PTSD is a fear-based disorder characterized by reexperiencing past trauma, avoidance of anything that triggers memories of that trauma, negative changes in mood and thought, and being constantly on guard.<\/p>

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Not everyone with PTSD experiences moral injury, and not all types of moral injury induce PTSD. But the two can overlap, particularly when someone violates their deeply held moral beliefs in a way that\u2019s connected to a profound sense of guilt or shame.<\/p>\n

In his books \u201cAchilles in Vietnam\u201d and \u201cOdysseus in America,\u201d psychiatrist Jonathan Shay explored moral injury in the context of the Vietnam War.<\/p>

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Shay focused on the American military institutions and leaders who undermined the trust and ideals of their soldiers through unclear goals and unjust orders. His exploration of moral injury is important. But it emphasizes the psychological consequences for soldiers when they\u2019re betrayed in high-stakes situations. A more expansive view of moral injury, advanced by psychologist Brett Litz, shows it can also result from an individual\u2019s own actions \u2013 what\u2019s known as perpetration-based moral injury.<\/p>

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Released in 1989, the critically acclaimed movie \u201cBorn on the Fourth of July,\u201d which is based on Ron Kovic\u2019s 1976 autobiography, centers on this type of moral injury.<\/p>

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Kovic, played by Tom Cruise, is haunted by acts he committed while fighting in Vietnam. In a friendly fire incident, he accidentally kills a fellow Marine during a chaotic firefight. Later, he witnesses and participates in an attack in which his unit kills Vietnamese civilians, including women and children.<\/p>\n

Moral injury in \u2018The Odyssey\u2019<\/h2>\n

Kovic\u2019s actions and ensuing trauma reflect the same kind of moral injury seen in Damon\u2019s Odysseus.<\/p>\n

After 10 long years of fighting the Trojan War, Odysseus devises a plan to end the conflict: He and his troops infiltrate Troy by hiding inside a massive wooden horse. They build it as an apparent peace offering, climb inside and wait until their enemies pull \u201cthe gift\u201d inside the city walls. Then they attack.<\/p>\n

The military maneuver is brilliant and effective. But it also requires Odysseus to break Zeus\u2019 law of xenia: the sacred obligation of hospitality between host and guest. He crosses another moral boundary by using deception. During the ensuing massacre, he violates the principle \u2013 even between enemies \u2013 of treating others how you would want to be treated.<\/p>

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Trojans begin the process of dragging a wooden horse inside the walls of Troy, while Odysseus and the men under his command hide inside. Melinda Sue Gordon\/Universal Pictures<\/figcaption>\n

Odysseus\u2019 self-imposed exile \u2013 evocative of the social alienation that\u2019s so prevalent among sufferers of moral injury \u2013 keeps him away from home for 10 long years after the war ends. Yet even time and space fail to heal him, and Odysseus remains haunted by guilt and shame: \u201cWe left them a gift, an offer of peace, that they took into their home,\u201d Damon\u2019s Odysseus says. \u201cWe violated all that\u2019s sacred between people.\u201d<\/p>\n

The warriors I have known<\/h2>\n

Nolan\u2019s characterization of Odysseus reminds me of the veterans I have treated.<\/p>\n

In addition to moral injury, Damon\u2019s Odysseus almost certainly has PTSD. He has recurrent nightmares; he tries to suppress his shame by consuming memory-erasing lotus flowers; and he feels overwhelming guilt and rage. Yet he appears most distraught by the thought that a part of himself has died and is irrevocably broken. While disguised as a beggar, he utters to his wife, Penelope, \u201cWhat if the Odysseus you knew lost his way?\u201d<\/p>\n

It\u2019s a version of what many of the veterans I\u2019ve treated have told me: \u201cIf you really knew me, you wouldn\u2019t love me.\u201d<\/p>\n

Many of them go on to admit that they feel they are unworthy of love. Actually, it\u2019s more than just a feeling. It\u2019s a moral conclusion that they reach after replaying and relitigating their actions at war.<\/p>\n\n

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A Vietnam War veteran reaches out to touch a fallen comrade\u2019s name etched into the black granite at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial on May 25, 2026, in Washington, D.C. Samuel Corum\/Getty Images<\/figcaption>\n

Many of my clients describe their most significant trauma as something they did or failed to do, such as shooting a civilian or hiding instead of fighting during an attack.<\/p>\n

Trauma taking place via personal acts of commission or omission usually does not come to mind when you think of PTSD. But you can, in fact, be a war hero \u2013 as Odysseus was \u2013 and you can also become haunted by your own actions, which linger long after the war ends.<\/p>\n

Toward healing<\/h2>\n

Effective strategies for mitigating the fear reactions that PTSD can elicit, including treatments I\u2019ve developed, exist.<\/p>\n

But moral injury is a different beast from PTSD, and it can be especially challenging to help someone suffering from moral injury who believes they are unlovable.<\/p>\n

A number of therapies centered on resolving moral injury have emerged in recent years. One of those, developed by psychologist Shira Maguen, is called the \u201cimpact of killing,\u201d and it centers on the moral and emotional aftermath of killing someone during war.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s seen as an especially promising tool for improving veterans\u2019 quality of life. She finds that among veterans who had already completed traditional trauma therapy, her intervention can further bolster veterans\u2019 willingness to take part in community events and confide in loved ones.<\/p>\n

Some people assume \u201cThe Odyssey\u201d has survived over the years because it is a classic story of war, resilience and homecoming. But plenty of war stories were lost to history during the illiterate centuries after the collapse of the Bronze Age. \u201cThe Odyssey\u201d endures, I think, because it centers on a tortured hero whom the audience admires but cannot fully absolve. His cunning is entwined with his crime.<\/p>\n

Odysseus isn\u2019t easily redeemed, excused or pitied. As fresh waves of troops continue to be exposed to the horrors of war, Odysseus\u2019 trauma also continues to hit home.<\/p>\n

Amy S. Badura-Brack, Professor of Psychological Science, Creighton University<\/em><\/p>\n

This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article.<\/em><\/p>

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