heroes are defined to me by their humanity. Only after Achilles accepts his fate and comes to terms with his own mortality does he regain his humanity and onlt then can he be considered a hero.
his fate was that he was going to die. That's why his mother had him dipped in the water that made him immortal, besides his ankle because his mom held him from them. And that's how he died, by getting stabbed in his ankle.
Hector killed Achilles dearest companion, Patroclus, while he was disguised in Achilles' armor (in order to inspire the morale challenged Greeks). After mourning, Achilles challenged Hector to single combat and defeated him.
Achilles gets very angry at Hector for killing Patroclus his brother so he decides to get back at him. So he kills Hector, and drags his precious body around on the back of his chariot, while the whole town was watching in astonishment. Then he took him, so that he could not have his proper burial. Achilles was supposed to leave his body on the battlefield, but he was so enraged.
The Iliad ends with a description of Hector's burial.
AnswerIn the Illiad it is Apollo who guides Paris's arrow to Achilles heel.From Atlantis01: His mother and the rest of the Gods, including Charon, the ferryman on the river styxFrom Tejones: Achilles is not killed in the Iliad. His death takes place at the end of the Aethiopis. The significance of the "weak spot" is arguable, and the origin of the story appears to be late. Homer knows nothing about it. Moreover, since Achilles was a mortal fated to be killed by the archer god, the entry point of the arrow is, at least, a secondary issue.
glory in battle, tragic characters, fight till the end
his fate was that he was going to die. That's why his mother had him dipped in the water that made him immortal, besides his ankle because his mom held him from them. And that's how he died, by getting stabbed in his ankle.
Hector killed Achilles dearest companion, Patroclus, while he was disguised in Achilles' armor (in order to inspire the morale challenged Greeks). After mourning, Achilles challenged Hector to single combat and defeated him.
Achilles gets very angry at Hector for killing Patroclus his brother so he decides to get back at him. So he kills Hector, and drags his precious body around on the back of his chariot, while the whole town was watching in astonishment. Then he took him, so that he could not have his proper burial. Achilles was supposed to leave his body on the battlefield, but he was so enraged.
I wasn't paying attention when I clicked for its reward, but I can confirm it does not in fact "end humanity." Meaning you will not have to regain the characters you have already built up
The Iliad ends with a description of Hector's burial.
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AnswerIn the Illiad it is Apollo who guides Paris's arrow to Achilles heel.From Atlantis01: His mother and the rest of the Gods, including Charon, the ferryman on the river styxFrom Tejones: Achilles is not killed in the Iliad. His death takes place at the end of the Aethiopis. The significance of the "weak spot" is arguable, and the origin of the story appears to be late. Homer knows nothing about it. Moreover, since Achilles was a mortal fated to be killed by the archer god, the entry point of the arrow is, at least, a secondary issue.
Yes he does. Iliad, book 7, describes their single combat in which Hector is almost defeated but the duel is interrupted by a "herald of Zeus". Interestingly enough, to end their aborted duel they exchange weapons as gifts, Hector receives Ajax's war-belt and Ajax receives Hector's sword. Achilles lashes Hector's body to his chariot with the war-belt as he drags his corpse around the walls of Troy. Ajax, ashamed at losing the arms of Achilles, commits suicide with Hector's sword.
The primary reference that reports the death of Achilles is the epic poem of the Greek epic poet Homer [Ομηρος - Omeros] Iliad where the ten years war between the Greeks and Trojans is presented. In that war between Greeks and Trojans after the death of his friend Patroklos Achilles challenged the prince of Troy Hector in a person to person battle which he won. Over the dead body of Hector several battles of all troops were given. In the end of the day prince Paris with the help of a deity who passed the information that the only vulnerable Achilles' point was his heel he targeted his arrows and succeded to kill Achilles. Achilles died in the battlefield of Troy.
No it will not be.
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