#eurylocus

[m00nha1o]

The Thunder Saga⚡️🦅 Song #24 Mutiny☀️

(And yes, that's Polites' headband. It's tattered just like Ody and Eury's friendship🥲)

Drawing a sketch for every released song from Epic the Musical bcs I am obsessed🤩

[ashleigh-luvs-14cats]

[mollyc0ddles]

Eurylochus: Ody, you gotta stop.. with this "pissing off the gods" thing—

Odysseus: Miss me with that gay shit

Eurylochus: WHAT GAY SHIT, THE LAW!??!?

[itsvioletevergarden29]

Kings have Honor: Odysseus

Soldiers have Bravery: Eurylochus

And poets have Heart: Polites

But all I have is Rage: Ctimene

Imagine Odysseus tells Ctimene the truth about how Eurylochus died. I can't imagine that would go over super well. People seem to agree that it would be more likely he would lie, but it would be way more fun for my drama and angst obsessed soul if he didn't.

Oh imagine he tells her the truth and she starts screaming at him calling him a liar (my headcanon is that he promised Mene that he would bring her husband back) and a murderer and he's standing there like "ok maybe I should've just come up with some other story" but it's too late to take it back.

[stufftoinspiremetowrite]

Ctimene with bright eyes and a wide smile and a longing heart : Where is he? Where is the man who took me to wife? Where is he? Where is he? Where is the man for whom I stayed alive, cause it's been twenty years, and I've been waiting, waiting WAITING -

[kyleetryme]

ody shut yo ass up part 2

[moonlitenvyillust]

I yap under the bars. I needed to get this shit out of my chest

These are shit I associate with characters from epic the musical, the Odyssey, and the illiad. Purely based on the vibes of how I learn about them. May be a part one or a single post but u know the damned drill

I associate Odysseus with a map. Because he always gets lost and needs one/j nah actually it's because a map shows how and where you gotta go. If you took a turn against said map, you will be lost. Like how his crew must follow his every order and means to survive. And the second they don't, chaos happens and now they're lost. thank you Eurylocus

I associate Telemachus with a star, no matter how far he is, and doesn't matter if he's sad, he still shines to everyone around him. But sometimes that light is hidden by the clouds (overshadowed by his father's legacy. Needing to live up to it and not being able to) and ending up unseen.

I associate Penelope with a warp-weighed loom. For obvious reasons. But also with the North Star. As she is Odysseus's destination pinpoint. The true reason he wanted to return to Ithaca.

Most would think I associate Polites with the sun, but no. I see him as a candle. That lights the way in the dark when there is no moon or stars to shine your way. Without it, you will become lost. Like how Odysseus's morals slowly go more and more distorted ever since Polites.

I associate Eurylocus with a sword. I know I know it's uncreative but come on you can't say you don't see it

I associate Helen with the finest most beautiful art piece. It is sought for a lot, even if you don't like stuff like that you would still admit it is beautiful. But it's super expensive and you have many competitors trying to get her. Greed can drive someone to steal it. Like how Paris abducted her away without any say on her end.

I associate the suitors with broken dirty dishes. If not thrown away, only takes up space. But you can't really just flat out trow it away, you have to clean it up first. Like how Penelope can't kick out the suitors who are only taking up space and supply, Odysseus has to "clean up" First.

I associate Neo with a fireplace. If kept correctly it can bring warmth and a feeling of sanctuary. But if left unattended, will bring chaos and suffering later.

So like... Yeah thanks for coming to my tedtalk

[ljviolet]

What’s going on with Eurylocus is so interesting and raw that it makes me insane. Like to put it in simple words Odysseus has put him on a roller coaster ride of faith and he is just exhausted. But even though they’ve both messed up, and he’s tried to believe in Ody even after everything (because he clearly feels guilty about the bag). But he just can’t anymore, he can’t just take his word, because for all of Odysseus brilliance and strategy and battle knowledge, he is all trickery all the time. He’s a guiled hero, his greatest weapon is using his cunning and deceiving enemies. When someone lies so much it’s hard to trust, even when you know it’s probably for a reason that may be beneficial.