At the opening of the "Iliad," Achilles feels a deep sense of betrayal and anger because Agamemnon, the leader of the Greek forces, has taken his war prize, Briseis, as a form of humiliation and disrespect. This act not only undermines Achilles' honor but also ignites his rage, as he perceives it as a personal affront. Additionally, his sadness stems from the loss of Briseis, whom he cares for, highlighting the emotional toll of his conflict with Agamemnon. This combination of anger and sorrow sets the stage for Achilles' subsequent actions throughout the epic.
Both Herclues and Achilles were born half-god, Hercules by his father: Zeus, and Achilles by his mother: Thetis. Thetis further attempted to make Achilles invulnerable by dipping him in the Styx.
Achilles and his Myrmidons were the best warriors in Greece at that time. After the falling out with Agamemnon (who took Achilles' concubine after his had to be returned to the Trojans), and Achilles' subsequent refusal to enter the battle, the Greeks didn't win a single engagement. The Greeks had been beaten back to their ships, which were in danger of being destroyed (which would leave the Greeks at the mercy of the Trojans), so Patroclus, his longtime friend and companion, convinced Achilles to let him wear Achilles' armor and lead the Myrmidons into battle. Achilles agreed, but ordered Patroclus to break off the attack once the ships were no longer in danger. But in the heat of battle, Patroclus ignored the command and he fought the Tojans back to the city gates where he was killed by Hector (who assumed he was fighting Achilles). He had killed 53 Trojans that day. Achilles, in anger, both at Hector and himself, Achilles challenged the Trojan prince to single combat, which Achilles won and then continued to lead the Myrmidons and the Achaeans to victory, ultimately dying at the hand of Paris. After the King and Achilles decided they couldn't settle their arguement, one of Achilles's closest friends stole his armor and rode into battle pretending to be Achilles. After he was killed in battle, Achilles felt he needed to avenge his fallen friend.
Sandy Athena came, sent by the white-armed goddessHera, who loved and watched over both men.She stood behind Achilles and grabbed his sandy hair. Homers, The Iliad, Book I, lines 205-207 More info: Achilles' son by Deidamia of Skyros was Neoptolemus. His "nickname" was pyrrhus, which literally means "red hair". So it is likely either Achilles or Deidamia had red hair.
The death of his best friend, Patroclus, caused Achilles to fight again as Patroclus was coaxed into going into battle with Achilles armour and Hector killed Patroclus, beliving that it was Achilles.
In Greek mythology, Odysseus and Achilles were both heroes of the Trojan War. They were comrades and fought alongside each other, but they had different personalities and approaches to war. Achilles was known for his strength and bravery in battle, while Odysseus was known for his cunning and intelligence. Despite their differences, they respected each other as warriors and allies.
Both Herclues and Achilles were born half-god, Hercules by his father: Zeus, and Achilles by his mother: Thetis. Thetis further attempted to make Achilles invulnerable by dipping him in the Styx.
Persaeus.
Both Hercules and Achilles would be excellent modern day heroes. Both had admirable qualities that would help better life today.
hm they never fought in the Greek mythology but Hercules is 15 feet tall can bleed Achilles cant bleed except for his heal which no one knows they are both incredibly Strong warriors both of them have godly parents i think in the end Achilles would win because of invulnerability (but Achilles would probably be cursed by zeuz)
Hector is a Trojan Prince, the son of King Priam of Troy. He was killed by Achilles, because he had killed Achilles' best friend Patroclus. Apart from the fact that they are on different sides, Achilles is seen as a more ferocious warrior, and Hector as a more morally right character
No they both were dangerous and if they met someone would die
Achilles killed Hector mainly to avenge the death of his friend, Patrokolos. Also, it made sense for him to kill Hector because they both were the best fighters on their respective sides. If Achilles killed Hector, he would gain a lot of honor.
Stabilizing selection.
They both have heroic ideals, both are stubborn in the sense that they are willing to die for what they believe in. They both stray from the norms of society
They both decrease genetic variation. Stabilizing selection and disruptive selection reduce genetic variation
They both decrease genetic variation .
Really, it could be called both. Both are correct.