Achilles.
all of troy and hector and Paris and agamemnon and your mom
Odysseus or Achilles your choice
Achilles died when his enemy shot a poisoned arrow into his heel. Achilles' heel was the only part of his body that was vulnerable; as a baby, he had been dipped into the River Styx by his mother, who held onto him by his ankle. Achilles' immersion made him impervious to harm, but because his ankle did not contact the river, it remained mortal and vulnerable. The idiom "Achilles' heel" has come to mean a fatal flaw, a chink in one's armor.
Achilles refuses to let Patroclus fight in the Trojan War because he is deeply protective of him and believes that the battlefield is too dangerous. He fears that Patroclus, despite his bravery, may not be able to withstand the ferocity of the enemy without Achilles' support. Additionally, Achilles is driven by his own pride and anger over being dishonored, and he wants to keep Patroclus safe from the consequences of the conflict. Ultimately, this protective instinct reflects their close bond and Achilles' desire to shield his beloved friend from harm.
Achilles.
His angry pride.
all of troy and hector and Paris and agamemnon and your mom
His angry pride.
Odysseus or Achilles your choice
Achilles
Achilles
That would be me. I am the greatest enemy of love. >:D
Poseidon's greatest enemy was his father, Cronus.
Time
After Achilles, the greatest two other warriors were Telamonian Ajax (Greater Ajax) and Odysseus. These two warriors competed to see who was the braver warrior.
He is his greatest enemy of all.