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16:17 Zeus d'aww it's suuch a TOUGH decision to make innit Odyseus 🥺😏😈

Eurylochus never has a good idea that works 1.lets pillage that island for food (would have made them eat the lotus without people to warn them) 2.try’s to avoid literally the one thing that can help them and despite being told not to proceeds to Open the wind bag 3.leave a bunch of people on circis island and run to the sea without any clue where to go and probably run into Poseidon again 4.mutiny in general let alone killing the cows on an island for a god

I can just imagine ody’s face while he got stabbed by his own crew. It would just embody “my crew really ain’t shit” perfectly

Yo what did i miss? i was listening to my Christmas music and then this plays. AND I LOVED IT WHERE IS IT FROM

Im actually gonna rizz myself

THIS SHIT IS FUCKING FIRE🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

0:00 Suffering 2:30 Different Beast 6:00 Scylla 8:55 Mutiny 13:49 Thunder Bringer

Artistry

holy god

HOLY SHITTTTT THIS IS FUCKING PEAKKKK 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

I just cant not hear carl weezer

14:16 Ah,,, Zeus is being his usual "think with your dick, not your head" self i see

HERMES. THANK YOU.

😂😂 this is gold

Two fandoms i never expected to overlap at any point but here we are ig lol

Eury: *opens the windbag, causing Poseidon to kill 500 men (most of which likely weren't even aware of the bag and/or weren't in the cave with Polyphemus to begin with)* Eury: *suggests leaving everyone to die in Circe's palace* Also Eury: "Uh-oh, you knowingly sacrificed 6 people, cue in Mutiny, guys!"

Poor Eurylochus - It's not unreasonable to think that he, just a man, would rather believe wind spirits claiming the bag contains treasure and having human nature influence his curiosity over believing the word of another man, even if it is Odysseus. It doesn't absolve him of the events since you're not required to forgive every apology; but he did admit his wrongdoing and apologized because no doubt, Odysseus was blaming himself for the men Poseidon killed, which he is partially to blame for. Eurylochus may have opened the wind bag, but it was Odysseus who failed to apologize, which was the only thing Poseidon wanted him to do. Does that justify the events of mutiny? I mean, yeah, if you think about it - In Eurylochus' and all the surviving men's eyes, Odysseus more or less promised to bring 600 men home. The incident with the Cyclops can be chalked up to an accident, but shouting out his name and address did lead to Poseidon finding him and losing all but one ship, the one ship whose crew heard Poseidon's reasons for why he wants to punish them and witnessed their Captain fail at appeasing him. Afterwards, it's understandable to believe that Odysseus would feel guilt and want to keep the rest alive; we can believe that because he goes to rescue the men that were turned into pigs by Circe. Despite all the losses, as their leader, he still would want to bring who is left back home (we don't talk about Elpenor). Odysseus says as much and hopes Eurylochus would do the same. Again, put yourselves in Eurylochus and the crew's shoes: Odysseus shows that he'll try to bring his men home, and wouldn't abandon them. When the Cyclops kills the brothers they lost, he encourages everyone to "Remember Them". When Poseidon goes to punish them, he tries to save their lives, even if he ultimately fails. When they turned into pigs, he goes out of his way to rescue them. "Man, I'm so glad the Captain is doing his best to bring us home!" In Different Beast, when we see Ody and the Crew become more ruthless, into Monsters - It led to results that could lead them home. They're finally fighting back and getting answers, a means to get back home! And then Scylla happens. He can't even explain why he did it; to Eurylochus and the crew, the man they followed and put their faith in, had just gone against his promises to them - He sacrificed 6 of their friends. Just a song earlier they were fighting back against the monsters, and now they're letting the monsters kill them again. All the losses, the diminishing morale, the failure to return home, the seeming indecisiveness, and now the betrayal. Eurylochus and the Crew having a mutiny isn't unjustified. Their leader has absolutely lost it in their eyes; Odysseus is no longer going to bring them home, Odysseus is going to USE THEM to get home. That was the kind of Monster he had become. And at the end of the Thunder Saga, Odysseus does exactly that. He knew, if he had to choose, he'd save himself to see Penelope again. The tragedy isn't that he lost all his friends in a bid to return home, the tragedy is he was made to choose in the first place. Eurylochus may have fucked up by killing the sacred cattle, but you heard him; they were hungry, all hope was lost, and they were just men. You can blame him for opening the wind bag, but at best it delayed their return home a couple more years, and in danger of Poseidon. But the events that got the rest killed were a result of Odysseus' actions as well. There's blame to share between the two. _You can have your principles_ _When you've got a bellyful_ _Hunger has a way with you_ _There's no telling what you're gonna do_ _When the chips are down_

Eurylochus: "Captain..." Odysseus: "Nope, don't try that. I'm pretty sure you're the captain now, Mr Mutineer."

"Captain?" "I have to see her." "But we'll die..." "THEN YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE KILLED THE COW, I LITERALLY WARNED YOU!"

Peak

I feel for Odysseus. Even Scrooge McDuck didn't take on scylla directly. Spoilers: He choose to go close to the whirlpool, and then tie a line to some fake bait for Scylla so she would pull them to safety.

Is this the final saga? Or is there one more?

Show this to someone who doesn't know either content and see the confusion

Didn't also Odysseus killed like 90% of their men because he revealed his name, due to pride and idiotness? That wasn't very smart for him or was it planned?

I don’t know much about slay the princess but I’m going to assume that the clips shown here portray different routes you take in the game

i wanted to hear about ody being tied up to his ship's mast, listening to the siren's song while his crew tries to keep him from killing himself, but yeah, that wouldnt fit with the musicals's story

1:22 oh nooo 🙂🙃

can anyone write the lyrics in response to this comment?

Zeus bringing his wife into the picture at Thunderbringer was just a low play 😂 Odysseus: Please don't make me do this Penelope: I will take the suffering from you Odysseus: Aight, I choose my wife

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Thompson Cynthia Thompson Timothy Robinson Sandra

Source of the album itself ruclips.net/video/bWIgy-Ls-SU/видео.html

Hall Mary White Karen Perez Robert

I loved the part when he killed them all

👋 hi

“Good morning sleepy head, you’ve been resting for a wile”

Lol

I love the wisdom saga and thunder saga the most 😋 but the thunder saga is kinda sad🥺

"Light up six torches.." "KEEP YOUR HEAD DOWN, HE'S AIMING FOR THE TORCHES!" I'm starting to understand the 'we are the same you and I' thing.

Johnson Jason Walker Donald Gonzalez Larry

This is wicked ❤❤

Rodriguez Christopher Wilson Deborah Anderson Donna

Best part, if they had brought Fishing nets back with them, how much of this could have been avoided?

"Think of your wives and your children, wondering where youve been ... do as I say and you'll see them again." ●"I can't have you planting seeds of doubt. I can't have you disagreeing each route. I need you to always be devout and comply with this, or we'll all die in this... okay?" ("How much longer til your luck runs out?") ●"See how this bag is closed; that's how it's supposed to be." ("...I opened the wind bag while you were asleep!") ●"We have to go save them-" ("No we don't! ... Lets just cut our losses, you and I, and let's run!") ●"But Scylla has a cost..." ("Look me in the eyes and tell me, Captain, that you did not just sacrifice six men!") ●"Dont make me fight you, brother; you know youd have done the same." ("If you want all the power, you must carry all the blame!") ●"This is the home of the Sun God. ... If you kill his cattle, who knows what he'll send?" ("I'm starving, my friend.") "Captian...?" "...I have to see her." "But we'll die." "...I know."

I won't blame Odysseus

Trying to steal from this man when you thought there was treasure then calling him a traitor and stabbing him only to beg for his help is BONKERS

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