Eurymachus is angry that he cannot string the bow because he realizes that he is vastly inferior and is worried that his reputation as a strong, valiant leader is ruined because of his public failure.
Overall, Eurymachus is angry that he cannot string the bow because he realizes that he is vastly inferior to Odysseus and is worried that his reputation as a strong, valiant leader is ruined because of his public failure. Hope this helps!
