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    Year of Wonders

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    Themes Transformation of the Self/ Fate versus Chance and Free Will • Ransom explores the idea that personal transformation is an almost inevitable aspect of the human condition. • The journey from Troy to the Greek camps is symbolic of Priams’ transition and steady progression from King to Father and Man into human form. • The vision in which Priam seems himself “dressed in a plain white robe without ornament. No jewelled amulet at his breast’ is a vision of himself reduced to

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    to others what he felt‚” these descriptions of Achilles feelings allows the reader to enter his mind and understand his grief and how much he is‚ “waiting for a break.” .Similar to Achilles‚ Priam too experiences‚ “grief that racks him… for his son Hector.” Beyond this‚ Priam also is worried by the responsibility that he has to save his kingdom‚ “ravaged and threatened with extinction.” Like Achilles‚ Priam has long hidden his past as Pordaces and this past leads him to believe himself as a‚ “pretender

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    Luis Lopez Mr. A. Recinto English 1-2 2B November 2015 Achilles is a strong courageous hero. Achilles is strong because of everything he has been through and he is one of the strongest heroes in Greek history. He chased hector back to troy and gathered the Trojans on the way. He is courageous because of many of the strategic decisions for the army that are made thought. He has helped the army in many ways and he has respect from a lot of people. Achilles killed Priams Jon and caused him pain

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    Wars are often complex in nature and are fought for diverse reasons. In the Iliad‚ powerful gods‚ great nations‚ and heroic people all fight for different reasons. Each has private motivations to fight the war. These private motivations are of special interest‚ because they help define the consequences and outcomes of the war. The universal war of the gods‚ social war of the Greeks and Trojans‚ and the war for Achilles’ honor are private motivations of the Trojan war. These private motivations

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    both men get the armor via the help of a goddess. Achilles asks his mother‚ Thetis‚ for armor to fight in Troy with. Thetis then asks Hephaestus to create godly armor for her son. Astyanax wishes to fight the Achaeans with the armor of his father‚ Hector‚ the protector of Troy. A disguised Athena guides Astyanax to his

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    The Iliad Pride

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    of all the Greeks‚ too proud to fight after Agamemnon strips away his prize. Without him‚ the Greeks begin to dwindle‚ and his most beloved Patroclus bears Achilles’ armor in battle to give the men strength. And of course‚ Patroclus gets slain by Hector‚ and Achilles goes on a bloody rampage‚ mad with grief and guilt‚ eventually

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    Achilles: a Hero No More

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    ACHILLES: A HERO NO MORE In the introduction of the Essential Illiad given by Sheila Murnaghan‚ Achilles is labeled as "the greatest of the Greek heroes". In classic mythology a hero is a person of great strength and courage celebrated for bold exploits and is often the offspring of a mortal and a god. Achilles was the greatest fighter among the Greeks or Trojans and feared no man in battle. He was also the offspring of a mortal and a god so by classic mythology definition‚ Achilles was indeed

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    The War Versus Oneself During the time period in which the Iliad took place there was a great emphasis put on masculinity. Five specific qualities were required to obtain the venerable title of a hero. Firstly‚ one must be born unto noble birth. For instance‚ a man born from the social status of a servant would cause the man to be immediately looked down on for his rankings among his higher status social counterparts. Secondly‚ the hero must attain strength. Without strength‚ the man cannot prove

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    Marsden---->Paris Rufus Sewell---->Agamemnon Stellan Skarsgard----> Theseus John Rhys-Davies---->King Priam of Troy Maryam d’Abo---->Queen Hecuba Emilia Fox---->Cassandra James Callis----->Menelaus Daniel Lapaine---->Hector Nigel Whitmey---->Odysseus Joe Montana---->Achilles     Helen of Troy is going to polarise audiences. As with any film based on a well-known work‚ there are always going to be those that have a problem with the particular interpretation.

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    Shakespeare’s Ulysses Troilus and Cressida is a tragicomedy that takes place in the 7th year of the Trojan War‚ written by William Shakespeare in 1603. This cannot however be called an original idea‚ as the groundwork was already laid by the likes of Tennyson‚ Homer and Dante in various forms. One character that appears in each Trojan War story is Ulysses the Greek Commander. Homer introduced the world to Ulysses in the epic poems Iliad and Odyssey in 800-700 B.C. Iliad the tale of Trojan War

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