Because he loved her, but Helen was married and had a husband and children - yet she went willingly with Paris because she too loved him. So it really depends on whose side your on, to call it "stole".
Paris, a prince of Troy, stole Helen from Menelaus (Agamemnon's brother)
Paris stole Helen of Troy from her husband, Menelaus. Once Menelaus found out, he went to his brother, the King of Greece, Agamemnon, and asked his help in retrieving Helen.
Paris The Son Of Priam Who Was The King Of Troy At The Time
Paris Priamades, stole the wife of Menelaus, Helen.
Helen was lured to Troy by Paris, who is said to have seduced her. Helen was regarded as the most beautiful woman in the world. After Paris had declared Aphrodite as the fairest of all Goddesses, she promised him the most beautiful woman in the world. Some argue that he had to take Helen by force, and others believe that Aphrodite made Helen fall in love with Paris, and she went willingly.
Paris, a prince of Troy, stole Helen from Menelaus (Agamemnon's brother)
Prince Paris of Troy seduced Helen.Paris of Troy
Paris is Hector's brother, or cousin... he's the prince. Helen was Agamemnon's girl who Paris stole. the whole reason they're fighting each other, really
Paris stole Helen of Troy from her husband, Menelaus. Once Menelaus found out, he went to his brother, the King of Greece, Agamemnon, and asked his help in retrieving Helen.
Prince Paris of Troy stole Queen Helen from her husband Menelaus, the king of Sparta.
Paris The Son Of Priam Who Was The King Of Troy At The Time
Paris Priamades, stole the wife of Menelaus, Helen.
When Paris heard about Helen, he decided to go to see her. Then they fell in love, and Paris stole Helen. When Menelaus heard about it, he collected all of Helen's lovers, and sailed the ships to Troy. They made a deal with Agamemnon, that they are going to fight together, and if they win, Menelaus is going to get Helen, and Agamemnon- Troy.
Helen was lured to Troy by Paris, who is said to have seduced her. Helen was regarded as the most beautiful woman in the world. After Paris had declared Aphrodite as the fairest of all Goddesses, she promised him the most beautiful woman in the world. Some argue that he had to take Helen by force, and others believe that Aphrodite made Helen fall in love with Paris, and she went willingly.
Helen, wife of king Menelaus, stole his wealth and ran off with the Trojan prince Paris.
It is said that Paris of Troy "stole" Helen of Sparta. Paris fell in love with Helen and sneaked her on a Trojan ship. He also said that the goddess Aphrodite promised Helen to him. They wanted to bring Helen back to Greece. Other reasons are that they wanted to sack Troy for its good location and for spoils of war, and to regain the pride of Menelaus, after Paris dishonored him by taking Helen even though he was a guest in the household.
It is said that Paris of Troy "stole" Helen of Sparta. Paris fell in love with Helen and sneaked her on a Trojan ship. He also said that the goddess Aphrodite promised Helen to him. They wanted to bring Helen back to Greece. Other reasons are that they wanted to sack Troy for its good location and for spoils of war, and to regain the pride of Menelaus, after Paris dishonored him by taking Helen even though he was a guest in the household.