Question

What does Eurymachus do to infuriate Odysseus? He implies that the gods gave him bad luck for a good reason. He reveals the plot to kill Telemachus. He calls him lazy. He makes a suggestive comment about Penelope.

Answer 1

He implies that the gods gave him bad luck for a good reason.

Step-by-step explanation:

Eurymachus is one of Penelope's suitors. He is arrogant and rude, and he has bad intentions towards Penelope and Telemachus. Moreover, he shows no regard for Odysseus's house, disrespecting the rules of hospitality and even offending him by implying that the Gods gave him bad luck for a good reason. Although Eurymachus pleads to Odysseus to be forgiven, he is killed when Odysseus shoots an arrow into his chest.