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    The Iliad Essay

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    The Lion and the Man Lions‚ as well as men‚ are known for their courage‚ for protecting their pack and people. Each are brave and admirable‚ but only one of them has let their pride lead them into the arms of death throughout history. In the epic poem “The Iliad” by Homer‚ two heroes‚ Hector and Achilles‚ battle their fates for immortality. This struggle brings out the innermost desires and faults of each warrior‚ revealing Achilles as a more admirable character. As the supreme protector of Troy

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    Achilles VS Hector

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    Achilles and Hector. An example in which Hector and Achilles use different approaches to heroic behavior is in Book 22. Hector decides to remain outside the city‚ while all the other warriors are safely inside the walls from the fast approaching Greeks. Priam‚ Hector’s father‚ sees Achilles and the rest of the Greeks advancing on the castle so he warns his son to get behind the walls to remain safe. Pride and honor play an important role in Hectors life and prohibit him from obeying his father. His fearless

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    The Ilad

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    payam English 12/12/12 Achilles emotions in the Iliad In the book Iliad‚ by Homer explained the Greek concept of honor. "Honor to the Greeks is something that is won by a man’s prowess‚ his ability to fight and be victorious on the battle field"(Schein 62) in Mortal Hero. Honor was of utmost importance to the Greek people. No man would give up his honor at any cost. No gifts and prizes could be enough to compensate for lost honor and pride. When a man who loses his honor‚ or feels that he

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    Helen of Troy (Movie Review) CAST: Sienna Guillory-----> Helen Matthew 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

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    Hector: a Homeric Hero

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    physical prowess or fighting skill‚ but in an emotional concept. By saying this‚ Hector forces his brother‚ Prince Paris‚ to fight against Menelaus. Though Hector knows he could be sending his brother to his death‚ he puts Troy first. In Book 22‚ King Priam and Queen Hecuba try to dissuade their son Hector from fighting against Achilles. In Homer’s words‚ “So they wept‚ the two of them crying out to their dear son‚ both pleading time and again but they could not shake the fixed resolve of Hector” (22

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    Hector and Archiles

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    as an archetypal hero. Hector’s quest is to fight for Troy and leads his soldiers to battle against the Greeks. He is a warrior of courage that fights for his country instead of fame and glory. He is a man who always fights until the end. “Priam – king of Troy had many sons‚ but greatest of all was Lordly Hector”(Church 5) This means that Hector is the greatest Prince of Troy and the most honourable. He is honourable and more courageous as he is in many battles. “The fighting ebbed and swayed

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    Between the novel "The Iliad" by Homer and the movie "Troy" directed by Wolfgang Peterson‚ there were mostly great similarities‚ yet there were also some strong differences. Although most of the movie was on point according to the storyline and dialogues of the characters‚ there were still some major differences among the two. If I was ever to make my own version of the Iliad into a movie‚ this would be what I would change; I would make the movie more related to the novel. In the following I will

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    Trojan War and Hecuba

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    Hecuba The play Hecuba is a classic Greek tragedy. Hecuba is a queen‚ during the Trojan War‚ because she was married to King Priam of Troy. The play begins with the ghost of Hecuba’s son‚ Polydorus‚ telling the audience about how the Trojan War was weakening the city of Troy. Hecuba enters the stage telling her Trojan Chorus that she has had a dream with the ghost of Polydorus in it. Two soldiers appear‚ that morning‚ requesting for Polyxena. Polyxena is the last daughter of Hecuba. Polyxena was

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    The ancient world literature is filled with epic tales of heroes and gods who go on perilous adventures to foreign lands and encounter many mythical beings along the way. These adventures usually teach a lesson or give insight as to the culture of the area and time period in which it was written. The Iliad‚ the Odyssey‚ and the Aeneid are all similar epics in their adventures and their lessons. Throughout the literary works of the ancient world there are many reoccurring motifs such as: the role

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