Illiad project part 2
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- "put my shining armor upon your shoulders, if that is your wish, and lead the war-loving Myrimidons into battle yourself"(Iliad 142).
- "Apollo stopped him with a terrifying cry. Then he said, " Give up Patroclus! It is not your fate to sack the great city of Priam with your spear,"(Iliad 143).
- "Man-slaying Hector then approached and drove his spear clear through Patroclus's stomach"(Iliad 144).
- Achilles gives Patroclus his armor and tells him to go and lead the Greeks in the battle.
- "I will go forth and slay Hector, who killed the man I loved," (Iliad 145).
- Apolloa tries to stop Patroclus, telling him it is not his place to stop Troy, but Patroclus does not listen.
- "My mighty anger has caused the deaths of my dearest friend and many other Greeks and has brought great glory to hector and the Trojans. Now it is time for us to put aside the past and unite once again against our enemy"(Iliad 146).
- As fate would have it, with a stab clean through his stomach, Patroclus is killed by Hector.
- "Three times around the walls of Troy then ran"(Iliad 147).
- Achilles finds out that Patroclus has been killed by Hector, and he wants revenge.
- Achilles goes to Agamemnon and tells him that they need to set aside their past argument and come together to defeat Hector and the Trojans.
- Achilles goes to war and he ends up chasing Hector around the walls of Troy.
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