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    Is Achilles Justified in Killing Hector and is Odysseus Justified in Killing the Suitors? Holding the power of life and death is a very serious responsibility. Under most circumstances death penalty is not right and can be handled in a much better way. Because we are made in the image of God we are commanded not to kill. But there are some circumstances in which the killing of a wrong-doer is justified. Actions speak louder than words.

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    in this strange‚ new world since my departure all those years ago. The only proper way to discuss my journey with you is to start from the very beginning‚ when I left home. During our long crossing of the great salt sea‚ I befriended a man named Achilles Davenport. I learned through him some of his language and to help me communicate and assimilate better

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    Achilles Introduction Once upon a time‚ long ago there was a marvelous battle called the Trojan War‚ but before hand‚ there lived a Greek god named Peleus who extracted love for the Sea goddess Thetis. As time passed‚ they became one‚ so they thought why not form our love in to a child. When their child was born‚ Thetis dipped him into the river styx which was in the underworld (Achilles). Thus made him immortal and his name was Achilles. When Thetis dipped Achilles in to the underworld‚

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    Hector vs. Achilles In The Illiad‚ there are two very prominent‚ admirable characters‚ Hector and Achilles. Achilles is all muscle and wants to be known for it. Hector is strong‚ but also courageous and is remembered for that. Either of these men can be considered admirable. In comparing them to each other‚ Hector proves to be the more admirable one. Achilles is a strong man. Although self-serving‚ he’s fairly loyal to his king and has a great amount of respect as well as fear from the people who

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    differences between Achilles and Percy Jackson‚ and what they contributed in their time. The task that both Achilles and Percy had to endure and conquer‚ expectations of being born a son of Gods‚ and becoming the hero they were born to be. Achilles is one of the greatest warriors and hero of his time. Achilles‚ was a Greek warrior in the Trojan War. Achilles is known for his Skills in battle. Achilles rage for the death of his cousin by the hand of Hector‚ caused Achilles to fight for the

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    Ziyu Wang HBC Section 1 Donald Fette January 26‚ 2009 Raging Achilles: Achilles’ Tragic Flaw In the Iliad‚ Homer’s character Achilles embodies many of the characteristics of a hero including strength‚ quickness‚ leadership‚ and particularly‚ courage. During the Trojan War‚ Achilles battles courageously‚ destroying and killing every man in his path without any sign of fear or retreat. No Achaean questions his abilities nor do they doubt his bravery; they cite him as one of their greatest

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    In the Agamemnon‚ Clytemnestra makes a formal speech to the chorus describing her love and concern for her husband. Describe the elements of deceit in the speech. In Aeschylus’s Greek myth Oresteia‚ Clytemnestra makes a speech shortly before her husband‚ Agamemnon‚ is murdered. The speech is spoken right upon the return of Agamemnon from the war of troy. The speech she gives is deceitful and foreshadows many events to come in the myth. The speech is also full of double entendres and appearances

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    He said: “My name is Achilles‚ and I’ve been on my own ever since the war of Troy”‚ with shock crawling through her body she could couldn’t spit out her words. Then finally she asked‚ “Are you the Achilles who died in the battle of Troy?”‚ and Achilles responded with “Yes”. After the two talked to each other for awhile they walked off. Achilles took the little girl back to his camp which was about two miles away from where Artemisia

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    can change the outcome if they try. Men love these types of tales because of the adventure and thrill of it‚ causing them to want to change their lives. The Iliad appeals to everyone because of the diverse storytelling style of Homer and the content that he puts in it. Many characters in Iphigenia at Aulis have a heroic role to play. Agamemnon has to make many hard choices throughout the story‚ and he sometimes takes a while to decide. Almost all of the men who play a part in the tale have a moment

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    to avenge the death of her son. () Whereas Achilles is a head-strong war hero of the Trojan War. He killed Hector‚ prince of the Trojan’s. () Achilles knowing as a result of the death of Hector‚ he would have the fate a a young death. () Both of these heroes are noble men to their people. Both Achilles and Beowulf were brave and courageous. Beowulf with his super human strength defeating monsters that killed many‚ yet still won. () Then there is Achilles knowing what his fate holds if he avenges the

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