How does Eurymachus attempt to avert bloodshed How does Odysseus respond?

Eurymachus attempts to avert bloodshed by offering Odysseus a substantial amount of compensation for the transgressions of the suitors, claiming that they were led astray by their leader, Antinous. He appeals to Odysseus's sense of mercy, suggesting that they can make amends and restore peace. However, Odysseus firmly rejects Eurymachus's plea, declaring that there will be no escape from retribution for the suitors' actions and asserting his intent to exact justice for the suffering they have caused.