You don't consider this, don't think at all. You threaten now to confiscate the prize I worked so hard for, gift from Achaea's sons. When we Achaeans loot some well-built Trojan town, my prizes never match the ones you get¨ (Book 1, 173-180). Achilles stood up to Agamemnon, …show more content…
He even falls to his knees and cries out to his mother. He calls upon Thetis because he can not bare his emotions after his encounter with Agamemnon. It takes a strong man to cry but an even stronger man to ask for help. Overall Achilles knew his fate, but his heroic qualities are what make him godlike. Achilles shows bravery by standing up against Agamemnon by speaking his mind. Achilles shows no fear about fighting the Trojans, even before the war started . He protected his people and that was demonstrated through Calchas. He is loyal in that he avenges Patroclus’ death by killing Hector even though it leads to his own death. His emotion makes him relatable.Weeping and calling for his mother shows he isn’t afraid to ask for help, a very important quality in a hero. It is all these qualities that seals his heroism to