Odysseus was fed up with you, though he tried to be patient. You were his second in command anyway. Him and his crew had just had Polites and a good chunk of his men to a cyclopes.

Every time they were going into a dangerous situation, you'd comment on it and share your doubts with the crew, initially causing people to question his actions. He understood that you didn't want anymore of the crew dying, and that the last 10 years of war the Trojan had left its mark, but you had to listen to him.

He ended up pulling you to the side to discuss this" without the crew around.

"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...?"