Some thoughts here cause funky stuff:

I love the way you draw Athena without pupils because it shows the gods as something almost human, as if there's something about them that's missing.

The "You're Alone" part where you can tell Odysseus didn't mean for it to come out harsh, and you can tell it really hurts Athena. Such great animation

That last part has so many "this is my goodbye" over and over, it feels like she's waiting for him to stop her, prove her wrong, beg her to stay

I love how Athena cranes her neck while she’s singing and trying to make her point. It really gives her that owl characteristic and slips into the uncanny valley. Visually, she’s human, but the subtle points of her design from the way she moves to her lack of pupils to her unnatural height hint at the raw power and ethereality hidden under the surface

Imagine the fury, the agony a mortal must exude to make the goddess Athena, the essence of virtue and the greatest protector of all, flinch.

I love how Athena's character design actually looks like an owl that such an interesting take on her appearance I love it sm‼️‼️‼️

When Athena goes from grey to white at the “well at least I know what I’m fighting for” it feels like Odysseus is, for once, making her his equal.

Basically

If Wolfy animated an entire musical I would watch the whole thing because these are just perfection

I see Athena as trying to teach him the basic rule "You either kill your enemies, or you leave them the fuck alone." His refusal to learn this lesson is literally the cause of all his misfortune, and she tried so hard, and despairs. Meanwhile, he broke, because he is "just a man" - I love how you communicate his frantic denial of her, and her grief of and for him.

I like how this one starts right after his dumbass mistake with telling the cyclops his name

I feel like I’m watching an argument between a mother and son.

I like how when Odysseus is talking with Athena he looks perfect, healthy, awake, but when she goes away then he looks tired and scratched up. I kind of shows how Athena seems to see the possibility of him being her perfect general but literally doesn't see how it has effected him along the way, hurt him in more ways than one and left him without sleep. It's good symbolism.

I love that it IMMEDIATELY cuts to Athena after Odysseus made that stupid move. She really was like “NOPE. NOOOOOoooo buddy, I am NOT gunna be associated with THAT for the next millennium”

I like that there are brief flashes of emotion on her face. Even if she is all about logic and strategy there are buried feelings, she's lonely. Though she'd never admit and she probably was fond of Odysseus in a friendly way.

Gah, the expressions you give these characters always gets me, and Athena's surprise to hear Odysseus refer to her as a friend...