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    We have many people we consider heroes but there are many diverse types of heroes. The Iliad‚ an epic about the revenge of Achilles against Hector for slaying Patroclus‚ there are two types of heroes: an epic hero and a modern hero. The Iliad is set in the 12th to 13th century during a war with the Trojans and the Greeks caused by the love affair between Helen and Paris. Although Hector and Achilles are both heroes‚ Achilles is an epic hero while Hector is a modern hero due to particular attributes

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    1652 Words 7 Pages Movie Review Helen of Troy 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----->Me Premium 881 Words 4 Pages Helen of Troy Since we are talking favourite characters‚ thought I would talk about one from Greek Mythology

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    1. Motivation is something that inspires you to do your best or full potential. It amplifies your drive to do something‚ different people have different motivations like family‚ love one‚ children‚ or an artist‚ a goal you wanted badly to reach/ 2. Need for affiliation – love‚ family‚ friends‚ shelter‚ food‚ and clothing. Need for power – aggressiveness‚ and manipulating situations. Need of achievement 3. The Three elements of emotions are The Subjective Experience‚ The Physiological Response

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    the air attack the flesh. Finally‚ he gives in to King Priam pleas to return the body to Troy‚ out of sympathy. This epic poem demonstrates much of what was idealized by the ancient Greeks. For example‚ in one passage‚ they visually praise themselves‚ by calling themselves “the bronze-armed Achaeans”. This indicates that they not only thought that it was good thing be strong‚ but they also took pride in their strength. As well‚ when King Priam begs Achilles‚ he is moved as the “…words stirred within

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    Comparison Paper on the Book Iliad and Film Troy   On the Plot The plot of the book and the film has a very big difference especially on its coverage and focus. The coverage of the film starts all the way from why the Trojan-Greeks conflict started up to the death of Achilles and the fall of Troy. While on the other hand‚ the book’ onset is narrowed down to the ninth year of the Trojan war wherein the conflict between Achilles and Agamemnon is intensified. Aside from this the book ends

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    statue is godlike‚ his strength is superior‚ and his powers with a spear unsurpassed. He wears immortal armor and has talking horses. While Achilles is superhuman‚ Hector is completely human surrounded by his wife and child. As the eldest son of Priam and Hekuba‚ king and queen of Troy‚ Hector is the commander of the Trojan army. Hector has strong feelings of responsibility for his community. Troy is a center of culture with elaborate palaces and surrounds Hector and his family with stability

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    Homer brings out the most splendid private conversations of a warrior. He shows us the human side of a ‘human slayer’. Hector’s role as a hero‚ his shift from public realm to private realm is contrasted with the sulky role of Paris in private as well as in public realm. Hector becomes a true hero in the eyes of the readers when homer brings him out of the battle field to home. Homer has also brought forward a very interesting characterization of women in this chapter. Just as men are shown as

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    Love‚ Sex‚ and the Gods in World Literature Literature throughout world history contains many of the same themes and motifs. The works that will be discussed in this paper: Homer’s The Iliad‚ Aristophanes’ Lysistrata‚ and Ovid’s Metamophoses‚ all contain common themes. The first theme is love‚ whether it is the love between a man and a woman‚ parent and child‚ or the love of siblings. Love is a driving force for many of the characters in these works. The second theme is sex‚ whether it is symbolic

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    Agamemnon

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    and queen comes to know of the Agamemnon’s victory she orders sacrifices to the gods‚ a way to express gratitude. Chorus recalls how the king of Troy‚ Priam kidnapped Helen‚ wife of Menelaus who is Agamemnon’s brother which led to a war extending for ten years. Chorus also marks the destruction caused by the war in order to take Helen back from Priam‚ the lifetime spent by the soldiers in this war away from home and family and the fact how the retake of Helen caused the bloodshed of thousands. On the

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    Paper Topic #4 11/14/2010 Achilles: Static Rage Homer’s Iliad is one of the greatest epics known to man. It is an epic of love‚ war‚ morals‚ tragedy‚ and friendship. While some say it is the story of Achilles’ metamorphosis into a strong man‚ one could also argue that Achilles stays under the influence of rage and pride. The Iliad’s central character changes very little over the entire course of the entire epic. At the beginning of the story and for the majority of the text‚ Achilles is seen

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