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    in the movie‚ Paris asks his name and then gave the so called “sword of Troy”. Menelaus was not killed by Hector. In Iliad‚ he survived from war and returns to live with his retrieved wife Helen. The fight of Menelaus and Paris‚ in Troy‚ Helen portrayed happy because Paris was not killed but in Iliad‚ Helen was so disgusted with the cowardly he showed. Achilles‚ a great warrior‚ is cousins with Patroklos (not friend) and Achilles did not know what his cousins planning to do in the movie. In both

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    speaker. In many of the texts‚ there is more to the pre-war story of Odysseus then mentioned in TROY. One commonly held belief is that Odysseus was one of the original suitors of Helen. He was the one that made all of her suitors swear to defend her marriage rights. However‚ when Menelaus called on the suitors to bring Helen back from Troy‚ Odysseus was reluctant to make good on his oath. In the sources Odysseus was one of the key Greeks involved in the Trojan War. He was‚ according to one text‚ to

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    Jo is the daughter of Helen‚ who happens to be a frequent drinker and indecent mother to her child. In the opening scene Helen and Jo move into a house that is not only indecent to live inside but‚ also happens to be right next to a slaughter house. Jo and Helen express a very inter-dependent relationship amongst one another. While talking Helen notices that Jo has pictures that are quite artistic for a child her age‚ it comes in Peter who happens to be a past lover of Helens. After conversation

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    The Trojan War‚ in Greek mythology was the war between the Greeks and the people of the city Troy. The conflict began after the Trojan prince Paris abducted Helen‚ wife of Menelaus of Sparta. When Menelaus demanded her return‚ the Trojans refused. Menelaus then persuaded his brother Agamemnon to send an army to fight against Troy. Troopships gathered at Aulis‚ led by the greatest Greek heroes‚ Achilles‚ Patroclus‚ Diomedes‚ Odysseus‚ Nestor‚ and the two warriors named Ajax. Agamemnon sacrificed his

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    poem seems to be divided into two parts: lines 1 through 5 deal more in the empirical realm (from emotional pain to political defiance and out rage)‚ while lines 6 through 12 veer off into the ethereal- and apocalyptic- world of ancient Troy and its Helen. WHY should I blame her that she filled my days / With misery describes the pain of Yeats’ unrequited love. … that she would of late / Have taught to ignorant men most violent ways refers to Irish nationalists drawn to both her beauty and her

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    However‚ what we see essential in the fall of Troy and the whole war is the strict interference of the gods. From the beginning‚ even though it is not part of the Aeneid‚ we see the interference of the gods as Helen falls in love with the handsome Paris with the help of Aphrodite. Even though Helen is married to one of the most powerful king of Greece she cannot help but fall in love with Paris. Later on we see another episode of the interference of the gods when Laocoon‚ a Trojan priest‚ threw a spear

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    Acquisitiveness of the Trojan War In almost all instances of war the cause has been related to greed‚ or the gaining of land and possessions. Greed is presented in the very first book of Homer’s “The Iliad.” It isn’t displayed by the cowards‚ but the “heroes” of the war such as Agamemnon‚ Achilles‚ and Pandarus. The entire cause of the Trojan War is the result of the greedy and cowardly behavior of Paris. There are many factors that had sparked the war‚ including the interference of the gods; however

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    A myth is a story that was told in an ancient culture to explain a practice‚ belief‚ or natural occurrence. There are hundreds of myth but the one that is going to be focused on is the myth of the Judgement of Paris or The Golden Apple of Discord. This myth is essentially said to be the start of the Trojan war. One man’s greed and selfishness was the initial cause of a nine to ten year war. A wedding for Thetis and her husband‚ Peleus was going on in Olympus. Every god was invited but Eris. She was

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    is actually Zeus‚ and Leda have a baby. The child’s name is Helen. Helen is also known as Helen of Troy. As she got older Helen triggered the Trojan War. The baby they have is supposed to create life and peace but actually demonstrates destruction. Helen caused the fall of Troy‚ which had lead to Agamemnon’s death. Klytemnestra‚ who is Helen’s half sister‚ killed Agamemnon while men where fighting over who would marry and be with Helen. This allusion truly shows what this poem’s author is trying

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    her. Then the classic (with a few twists) myth of the Trojan War is told. But everyone seems to blame Helen or Paris when there are a lot of other characters to receive part of the blame. For instance: the gods‚ Agamemnon‚ Menelaus‚ and even Odysseus. The reason why most blame Helen and Paris is that Helen isn’t just any Greek woman; she is the most beautiful and desirable woman alive. When Helen ran away with Paris to Troy she abandoned her country and her people. All of Greece was forced to go

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