After what event does Gulliver feel compelled to avoid further conflict with the Lilliputians?

Gulliver feels compelled to avoid further conflict with the Lilliputians after overindulging at a dinner. This event plays a significant role in his interactions with the Lilliputians as it highlights his vulnerability and the cultural differences between him and the inhabitants of Lilliput. After the dinner, where he eats excessively, Gulliver realizes that his size and actions have far-reaching consequences in this miniature society. His overindulgence results in him causing unintentional damage and conflict, prompting him to reflect on how his behavior can be perceived by the tiny inhabitants. This moment evokes a sense of responsibility in Gulliver, making him more cautious in future interactions with the Lilliputians to prevent misunderstandings and potential conflicts.