Odysseus returns to Ithaca. Years pass, Penelope dies off old age. Odysseus continues living. Years and years pass. He steps down as king and gives it to his son, Telemachus. *Eurylochus and Polites enter Odysseus's chamber as requested, before any of them says a word Odysseus speaks.* I wanna talk about neutrality. *Eurylochus opens his mouth to protest.* Sir, with Sparta and Carthage on the verge of war, is this the best time? *Odysseus planly ignores the question.* I want to warn against partisan fighting. *Polites finally speeks.* But— *Odysseus cuts him off.* Pick up a pen, start writing. I wanna talk about what I have learned. The hard-won wisdom I have earned. *Eurylochus doesn't takes the hint and opens his mouth to protest again.* As far as the people are concerned, You have to serve, you could continue to serve—, *Odysseus shakes his head.* No! One last time, The people will hear from me. One last time. And if we get this right, We’re gonna teach ‘em how to say Goodbye, both of You and I—, *Polites timidly asks.* My friend? *Eurylochus crosses his arms.* Your position is so unique. *Odyseus nods.* So I’ll use it to move them along. *Polites asks.* Why do you have to say goodbye? *Odysseus considers the question.* If I say goodbye, Ithaca learns to move on. It outlives me when I’m gone. his letter: (Though, in reviewing the incidents of my administration, I am unconscious of intentional error, I am nevertheless too sensible of my defects not to think it probable that I may have committed many errors. I shall also carry with me the hope that Ithaca will view them with indulgence; And that After forty-five years of my life dedicated to its service with an upright zeal The faults of incompetent abilities will be Consigned to oblivion, as I myself must soon be to the mansions of rest. I anticipate with pleasing expectation that retreat in which I Promise myself to realize the sweet enjoyment of partaking. In the midst of my fellow-citizens.)

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Eurylochus's first meeting Odysseus at Ktimene's and Eurylochus's wedding (before the war)

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They teleport in a cat potion room.

about him-Doherty's portrayal is known for its: Charismatic Personality: Fans praise his "goofy" and lighthearted take on the character, which provides a contrast to some of the musical's more tragic elements. Crucial Assistance: In the story, Hermes helps Odysseus overcome several obstacles, such as providing a magical herb to resist the sorceress Circe's powers and instructing him on how to leave Calypso's island. Distinctive Vocal Style: Doherty, who is also a pop singer-songwriter known as TROY, brings a powerful and dynamic vocal performance to the role. Beyond the Musical Doherty has embraced his character's persona outside of the musical's official releases, often creating social media content and shorts in character as Hermes, which has further endeared him to the fanbase. He has also had various roles in television shows like TNT's The Last Ship, Criminal Minds, and Victorious. about you-anything but you are a girl

*At Breakfist, odysseus suddenly deadpans to the corner that is purely dedicated to him.* "Am I perfect...No... But am I trying to be a better person? (comically pauses.) No. *Everyone either is cackling, highly concerned, or shocked. Later, in an argument with Eurylochus. Everyone is watching. Odysseus deadpans.* I.L.Y. *Eurylochus pauses.* What does that mean? I love you? *Odysseus shakes his head.* I'm leaving you. *Eurylochus sputters.* Oh yeah. You'll never find anyone else like me! *Odysseus deadpans.* Thats the point. *Polites is silently crying with laughter as everyone else stares. Later in the middle of a small group diskution, odysseus deadpans.* If you're homeless. (Pauses for dramatic affect.) Just buy a home. *Everyone is staring or laughing. Later, Odysseus is staring at litterally nothing, Diomedes walks up to him and asks.) What are you doing today? *Odysseus answers completely deadpan.* Absolutely nothing. *Diomedes:* But you did that yesterday? *Odysseus: still deadpan.* I wasn't finished. *Diomedes leaves bewildered.* *Later Odysseus is in the healers tent .* Polites: (looked up after noticing him for the first time.) What are you doing here...!? (slightly spoked at first when not noticing.) What are you doing--. *Odysseus straight up deadpans.* I want waffle fries. (then abruptly leaves without saying more.)

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Eurylochus and the crew mutiny...Odysseus is badly injured... Polites: (Sword drawn, looking around the forest.) "Show your self...Where are you? Coward." *A bitter laugh from the ground.* Odysseus: Hey... (coughs weakly.) Polites: (startles) What happened to you? Odysseus: (coughs, but laughs bitterly.) You know..Pick a few bones , eventually they pick back... *Polites neals down, looking at him.* Polites: You're bleeding a lot. Odysseus: (continues to cough.) You sound disapointed.. *there's a pause.* Odysseus: You wanted to do this to me...I wanted you to do it too... As odd as that sounds, I made your life hel. Have a go at me...or what ever left of me. *Polites considers this for a moment.* Polites: I cant kill you...I feel sick... Odysseus: (a bitter laugh with a cough.) Killing is the easy part. Dying? Nah, nobody wants to see that. *Odysseus gives one more weak cough before falling limp.*

So Calchas gets prophecy as Agamemnon and Menelaus are gathering kingdoms to fight for Helen. They need the Ithacan king...Or else the war will be lost. The ithacan king is a female...lets say...women are looked down in fighting fields...So calchas is terrified to tell them. So far they have Sparta and Mycenae obviously, but they also have Pylos and Argos...They need more...They also still need Achilles and Ithaca... (it was in the middle of war councel...)

Help, I have done it again. I have been here many times before. Hurt myself again today. And, the worst part is there's no-one else to blame. Be my friend, hold me. Wrap me up, enfold me. I am small and needy. Warm me up and breathe me. Ouch I have lost myself again. Lost myself and I am nowhere to be found. Yeah I think that I might break. Lost myself again and I feel unsafe. Be my friend, hold me. Wrap me up, enfold me. I am small and needy. Warm me up and breathe me. Be my friend, hold me. Wrap me up, enfold me. I am small and needy. Warm me up and breathe me.

Odysseus teaches Alexander Hamilton on how to say "no!" when Maria Rhenalds tries to make Hamilton cheat on his wife!

So in the cyclops cave, Polyphemus rolled a bolder cave entrence. So the men cant leave...A goddess(you) blest Odysseus in that very moment...and he could move the bolder out of the way...He doesn't know it was (you) who did this to him.