There are seven general characteristics that all epic heroes possess. They have a noble birth, they are capable of great strength and courage, they are great warriors, they travel over vast settings, national heroism, humility and they all generally either face supernatural foes or receive supernatural help.
hector killed Achilles friend and Achilles wants revenge so he kills hector
Hector was a Spartan, Achilles fought for the Trojans...Wrong!!! Hector was a Trojan. The best Trojan in fact.
Homer portrays Achilles' barbaric treatment of Hector's corpse to emphasize the themes of rage and revenge in "The Iliad." Achilles, consumed by grief and anger over Patroclus' death, seeks to dishonor Hector, whom he blames for this loss. This act reflects the brutal realities of war and the personal vendettas that can overshadow heroic ideals. Ultimately, it highlights the destructive nature of unchecked emotions and the cycle of violence in the epic.
In fighting Cygnus, Achilles is compared to a lion. This comparison highlights Achilles' strength, ferocity, and prowess in battle, emphasizing his heroic and formidable nature against the formidable opponent. The lion symbolizes courage and dominance, traits that are embodied by Achilles during this encounter.
The main character of the story is definitely Achilles, since the focus of the epic is on his rage.Other main characters could be picked from the following:Hector, foil to Achilles, the great foe that had to be destroyedAgamemnon, basically Achilles's boss who insulted his honor and caused Achilles to sit out of battle and resulted in the death of Patrokolos, etc.Paris (Alexander), the guy who stole Helen away and started the war, though this isn't mentionedHelen, the abduction of her started this whole thing, not mentioned too much in Iliad thoughAndromache, Hector's wifeSome of the gods could be considered main characters. The ones who seemed to participate the most were Zeus, Hera, Athena, Aphrodite, Apollo, and Hephaestus.
amazing strength
hector killed Achilles friend and Achilles wants revenge so he kills hector
Hector was a Spartan, Achilles fought for the Trojans...Wrong!!! Hector was a Trojan. The best Trojan in fact.
The warrior that Prince Hector fell to at the hands of Achilles is Hector himself. In Greek mythology, Hector is the prince of Troy and a key figure in Homer's "Iliad." Achilles kills Hector in a duel, avenging the death of his friend Patroclus, and this act is one of the most pivotal moments in the Trojan War narrative. Hector's death symbolizes the tragic consequences of war and the clash between heroic ideals and mortality.
Odysseus was charged by Agamemnon to convince Achilles to go to war. Achilles impersonated a woman at the behest of his mother, to whom it had been prophesied that Achilles would either live a long, uneventful life or a short, glorious one. Odysseus presented the women among whom Achilles was hid with a bounty of gifts, among which where placed a few weapons. After observing one of the women taking an unusual interest in the weapons, Odysseus later sounded a battle horn, fooling Achilles into clutching for a weapon and revealing him to be the heroic soldier.
Yes, enchantments can trigger heroic abilities in the game.
Odysseus's heroic questsThe Lotus EatersThe CyclopsThe SirensScylla and CharybdisCalypso's IslandThe Land of the PhaeaciansFate of the Suitors
Homer portrays Achilles' barbaric treatment of Hector's corpse to emphasize the themes of rage and revenge in "The Iliad." Achilles, consumed by grief and anger over Patroclus' death, seeks to dishonor Hector, whom he blames for this loss. This act reflects the brutal realities of war and the personal vendettas that can overshadow heroic ideals. Ultimately, it highlights the destructive nature of unchecked emotions and the cycle of violence in the epic.
odyesseus is an honorable heroic person
In Greek mythology, Odysseus is not a god, he is a hero. He makes a heroic voyage, known as the Odyssey.
One heroic quality that odysses exhibits is courageous, very strong and full of passion.
going to the underworld....trojan horse...etc