This is totally not related to your comment or the video but I’d just like to say my Best friend’s is Zeynep and she’s also Turkish (as I assume by your last name that you are as well) I’ve always like the name 😊
I love seeing how much the show changed. Like when eurylochus says you could be caught off guard etc, there is a different melody than in the final song
I encountered a spoiler because of _The Odyssey_ so I knew the whole time it was him, and it honestly shocked me to see how viciously people turned on him. He made a mistake. It's not like he was the only one to want to open the bag, damn near everyone did, as was shown in "Keep Your Friends Close", and he tried to confess when they arrived on Circe's island. He was remorseful and learned from his mistake. People neglect to acknowledge that it's probably safe to assume Aeolus knew the bag was going to be opened, so they should blame her, if they want to blame someone besides Odysseus. Comparing it to what Odysseus did to motivate "Mutiny" is utterly nonsensical, because while it is true that Eurylochus's one bad choice cost lives, it all comes down to intent. He could not have known what happened would happen. They didn't even know it was Poseidon causing the storm. Odysseus, on the other hand, knew what would happen, and it was premeditated.
@@disableddragonborn as a former person who turned on him, *yeah.* It hurts, sometimes people have a huge lapse of judgement and not look about previous statements about the story and hyperfixate on the wrong doings of the person, it really sucks.
@@disableddragonborn honestly, agreed, eurylechous cares more about his fellow people than any other hardship and grew to be Ithaca's second in command on his own, meanwhile Odysseus a kid got carried by Athena to become her warrior of the mind, it it's kind off crazy to think about it that way but still, *damn.*
Jay, I know the theme of the whole show is ruthlessness and when does a man become a monster, but Thunder Saga was terrible for my mental health, and I cannot handle things getting any worse. Eurylochus is a better man than Odysseus could ever be, so I know that it's probably safe to assume Odysseus chose to be selfish, but I can't handle that future. I'm just keeping up hope that the next saga starts with the next lines of the prophecy. "I see you on the brink of death. I see you draw your final breath." because even though he technically makes it home alive, that would also be a way he could've sacrificed himself for his crew. I'm gonna be stuck in the first stage of grief for a long time.
