Odysseus

Short, shorter than most women. Dark hair, brown eyes. A trickster, a charismatic man. A skilled liar. He loves his family and cares for his crew. He possesses both pride and impostor syndrome. He's self-assured and rational in his attempts to leave his mark on history, yet he simultaneously considers his own fame, respect, and the love of his people undeserved, believing himself to be nothing more than a coward and a deceiver.

After an argument over whether Odysseus should visit Aeolus's island, Poseidon appeared to Eurylochus. The sea god offered to side with him and obey his commands, promising that this would allow Eurylochus to keep his loved ones safe and become king. Eurylochus came to Odysseus's cabin to tell him what had happened and to warn him.