Aeneas Personal Narrative

Over the years, many have marveled and wondered at the heroic deeds of the mighty warrior Aeneas. Much hearsay and embellishment surrounds this prominent figure of Greek lore. But who resides behind the rumors? What kind of man would venture to the depths of the underworld? To find out, one can simply visit his palace in Latium. I myself journeyed there several months ago, to find out if the legends spoke true. After strolling through the gorgeous halls, the guards escorted me to the throne room, where Aeneas sat in majesty. For such a rugged warrior, he managed his wardrobe with exquisite taste. Aeneas wore an embroidered cloak of fine linen, as well as a deep blue tunic, secured by a thin gold belt. Emitting sweet, perfumed scents, his dark hair fell in silky waves around his ears. Later, one of the palace servants confided,
“The master has a taste for fine things. Expensive clothes, good wine, rich food, he enjoys all of it.”
After only a short while with the great hero, the sound of children’s laughter emanated from the courtyard outside. Two girls and a boy came running through the hall, giggling merrily.
“Please excuse my children; they have become quite rambunctious lately,” Aeneas explained, smiling
Everyone has heard, at least in part, of Aeneas’s heroic deeds. From battling harpies, to descending into the underworld, he has proved his courage and daring. However, with the land at peace, Aeneas quenches his thirst for adventure with dangerous hunting trips. His exploits keep the kitchens stocked with wild boar, and the furniture strewn with wolf pelts. No one worries for his safety during these thrilling escapades. After all, this valiant fighter trains constantly in order to stay fit and strong. Such determination and discipline gives people yet another reason to admire him. Truly, the gods have blessed Aeneas’s