Quibble’s *EPIC* adventures (you should be laughing)
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A Lesson in Disobedience by Quackle_auk
Fandoms: EPIC - Jorge Rivera-Herrans (Albums), The Odyssey - Homer
21 Dec 2025
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Before he was a second-in-command, Eurylochus was just a blacksmith's son set on making his father proud. On a delivery to the palace of Ithaca, he intends to be the perfect, obedient apprentice-until he meets a whirlwind of a boy who claims to be a prince and has a very specific mission involving the royal kitchens.
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Just a game (until it isn’t) by Quackle_auk
Fandoms: EPIC - Jorge Rivera-Herrans (Albums), The Odyssey - Homer, Ancient Greek Religion & Lore
02 Feb 2026
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Eurylochus is meant to be resting his injured leg. Watching Polites nearly get his neck snapped in the wrestling pit isn't exactly restful. When the adrenaline of the day cools into the quiet intimacy of a shared room, a simple game of "conquering the bed" turns into a discovery that neither of them was prepared for.
Eurylochus especially.
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Think of me (or don’t) so you can breathe by Quackle_auk
Fandoms: EPIC - Jorge Rivera-Herrans (Albums), The Odyssey - Homer, Ancient Greek Religion & Lore
23 Dec 2025
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Odysseus remembers Penelope to keep himself alive. Eurylochus forgets Ctimene so he doesn't feel like he’s dying.
In the quiet of the Greek camp, the King of Ithaca demands the one thing his second-in-command cannot give: the truth. And Eurylochus is determined to keep the madness of his mind to himself.
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Eurylochus and Odysseus both cope with missing their wives differently. Polites has no wife and has to put up with their dramatics lovingly.
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The author comes up with an excuse for why Eury’s wife is never mentioned in the musicalSeries
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There are no wives in war, Brother by Quackle_auk
Fandoms: EPIC - Jorge Rivera-Herrans (Albums), The Odyssey - Homer, Ancient Greek Religion & Lore
16 Feb 2026
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After a few winters in Troy you would think Eurylochus has got this one under his belt.
The truth is, he is shattering.
He’s spent days keeping the men dry and the fires burning, convinced he can outrun the fever chilling his bones. But when his legs finally give out in a muddy pavilion, it’s Odysseus and Polites who have to pick up the pieces.
Because Eurylochus is right: there are no wives in war. But there are brothers.
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Our favorite idiots are stuck in a room together taking care of a sick man who has decided he is anything but sick.
With some wife angst for some extra flavorSeries
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The Dog You Really Got to Dread is the One That Howls Inside Your Head by Quackle_auk
Fandoms: EPIC - Jorge Rivera-Herrans (Albums), The Odyssey - Homer, Ancient Greek Religion & Lore
18 Feb 2026
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Title is lyrics from Hadestown’s “Wait for me (reprise)” it felt very fitting and I have issues with quoting other musicals.
"The math of the dead was simple and agonizing."
Struck by Zeus and drowned by the sea, Eurylochus is left to rot on the banks of the Styx. He traded six hundred lives for a moment of relief, and now he has to wait a century longer before he can ever see his wife.
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A minor character study I’m doing with Eurylochus and exploring the fact that according to Greek beliefs none of Odysseus’s men would have gotten to pass over the river yet.Series