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    The Women of Agamemnon

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    with the Prince of Troy‚ Paris. Helen is Clytemnestra’s half-sister‚ and Clytemnestra is Agamemnon’s wife. Helen is married to Agamemnon’s brother Menelaus. Agamemnon orders his army to go and retrieve Helen for his brother‚ thus beginning the Trojan War. Agamemnon’s army is in an unfavorable position to sail to Troy. Agamemnon must kill his own daughter Iphigenia as a sacrifice in order to please the goddess Artemis. If he does this she in turn will give them favorable winds in order to sail

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    Odysseus of the Underworld As I finish reading ‘The Odyssey’‚ story that is told by homer a poet who loved to tell stories of the gods and all the adventures and journeys the heroes went through. Odysseus the man who is astute and cares nothing but to get home to Ithaca where there‚ lies his kingdom‚ life‚ wife‚ and son who he had left when he was just born. While some might argue that Odysseus is not a hero‚ his decidedly heroic actions outweigh all of his faults because he is dishonest‚ self-centered

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    the roof of a palace in Argos‚ waiting for a signal announcing the fall of the Trojan army. When giving the signal‚ he immediately announces it to the Queen of Argos Clytaemnestra‚ as known as Agamemnon’s wife‚ to seek approval to retreat from the war. When the watchman leaves the presence of Clytaemnestra‚ the Chorus made up of old men‚ enters and begin to reminisce about the story of The Iliad. They state that the war began a long time ago and lasted for approximately ten years. The Chorus translates

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    struggle done by the Odysseus in order to return home after the Trojan War. In the beginning of the movie‚ his wife‚ Penelope gives birth to a child‚ Telemachus. After sometime‚ the kings‚ Agamemnon and Menalayer forced him to join the war. This moment was very sentimental and tragic. He thought that he might be killed in the war and therefore Odysseus convinced his wife to marry with another guy if he didn’t come back from the war. It would be very difficult for a single mother to raise her child

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    prefers to live a long life instead of living a short‚ glorious life. After Patroclus is killed‚ Achilles reviews his decision and decides to take his beloved friend’s revenge. On the other hand‚ Hector does not change his decision of fighting in the war after he learns about his fate. Patroclus tells him that he is going to be killed by Achilles‚ but Hector still chooses to fight against the Achaeans knowing he’ll die at the end. If the Gods hadn’t helped Hector‚ Achilles would not

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    Dead Poets Society Campus Life Movie Story 1. Welton Academy‚ a conservative and autocratic boys’ prep school 2. the arrival an unconventional English teacher‚ John Keating 3. Keating’s unique way of teaching 4. the change in the students’ thoughts on the learning process and life itself 5. an unexpected tragedy: the suicide of one of Keating’s most brilliant students 6. Keating’s dismissal Character Analysis Directions: Dead Poets Society features a rich parade of characters. The following

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    while a group of women take a vow of abstinence until a war has ended. Two different pictures of war are depicted in "The Iliad" by Homer and "Lysistrata" by Aristophanes. "The Iliad" is a poem which is believed to be a collection of stories handed down through many generations but not of just one man. It is a story of the Trojan War and the leaders of the two city-states. When "The Iliad" was finally written‚ around 750 B.C.E.‚ the Trojan War had already been over for more hundreds of years. Because

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    Achilles 'the Illiad'

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    self-loathing following the death of Patroclus. Achilles answers Lykaon’s supplication by stating‚ “I reject this childish plea for mercy‚ and I will accept no ransom. Until Patroclus died‚ I often spared suppliants‚ and sold them abroad; but now all Trojans I catch will die‚ especially all sons of King Priam!” (Graves 1960 21:99). Achilles blames himself for the death of Patroclus‚ his wrath is now deeply personal and he is now intensely brutal in combat. Achilles has become a tortured soul overwhelmed

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    The story of Agamemnon has been told three times throughout our readings‚ twice in the Odyssey and in the play Agamemnon. Each recounting of the tale differs slightly from the last and while the outcome is always the same‚ the characters are portrayed in vastly different lights between the poem and the play. Where the Odyssey portrays Agamemnon as a hero murdered by his lecherous wife Clytemnestra and his cowardly cousin Aegisthus‚ Agamemnon portrays him as cold and arrogant while his wife is a more

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    Oedipus the King Ancient Greece INFLUENCES Roman Empire Byzantine Empire Latin and Frankish states Ottoman Empire Venetian Republic Genoese Republic British Empire EDUCATION IN ATHENS : Arts and Culture (1) Prepares citizens for both peace and war. (2) Private but low tuition. ATHENS: BOYS (1) Taught at home by their mothers until the age of 6 or 7. (2) Elem: 6 or 7 - 13 or 14 -- reading‚ counting‚ writing and music. Younger: Calisthenics‚ ballgames Older: running‚ jumping‚ boxing‚ wrestling

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