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Agamemnon's reverse-psychology test fails because his soldiers do not want glory; they are homesick, tired of the war, and do not know why they are fighting.
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Homesickness
Agamemnon's reverse-psychology test fails because his soldiers do not want glory; they are homesick, tired of the war, and do not know why they are fighting.
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"Okay? Does that make sense, guys? That's what the Odyssey is about. Okay. So what we're going to do now is we are going..."
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"I know what I'll do. I'll tell them they can go home. Ha. Reverse psychology, guys, right? Reverse psychology. Because when I say, you..."
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"recognize that Agamemnon's just being stupid and he will force all the Greeks to return back to their post. Okay? All right. Testing his..."
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"Okay. So this just shows you how stupid Agamemnon is because Agamemnon thinks that his soldiers actually want to fight this war, but all..."
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