Eurylochus, a member of Odysseus' crew in The Odyssey, is known for his cautious and often defiant nature. Unlike Polites, Eurylochus is skeptical and prone to questioning Odysseus' decisions. His fear and distrust sometimes lead to conflict, such as when he convinces the crew to eat the forbidden cattle of Helios, resulting in their doom. While his caution occasionally serves as a counterbalance to Odysseus' boldness, his defiance ultimately highlights themes of disobedience, consequence, and the dangers of mistrust.

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