it's his idea to abandon Piloctetes when he is injured
he frames Palamedes for treason and has him executed while pretending to be his friend (because Palamedes is smarter than him, but also honest and liked)
he suggests they kill Hector's infant son in case he'd grow up and try to take revenge
So... yeah
@TarkabarkaHolgy Yeah, this makes him sound like a Bond-style villain with no morals. (Also, I think everybody knows a person like this in their workplace. :D)
@szakib this is what makes his story with Palamedes exciting. Palamedes is smart, and definitely a showoff, but an honest guy. Odysseus is smart, sneaky, and ruthless.
The original Sherlock vs Moriarty
@TarkabarkaHolgy Without further context to your statement, I'm kinda stuck wondering if that isn't the point? Hasn't he always been described as kind of a dick?
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