How did Odysseus and Eurylochus feel about Circe?

Odysseus initially feels both intrigued and cautious about Circe, as she is a powerful sorceress who can either aid or hinder his journey. Eurylochus, on the other hand, is deeply suspicious and fearful of her, warning the crew about the potential dangers of interacting with her. While Odysseus ultimately seeks to understand and confront her, Eurylochus represents the voice of caution, reflecting a more wary perspective on her enchanting but perilous nature.