The Iliad II
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- The war prize will be Briseis.
- I will stop fighting!
- Please help the Trojans to have the upperhand.
- The stubborn King offends Achilles – the Greeks’ best warrior – by claiming his spoil of war, the maiden Briseis.
- Achilles leaves the battlefield –honor affronted.
- I have to go. Farewell.
- I don't want to lose you. Please just stay here.
- So Achilles’s mother Thetis asks Zeus to let the Trojans have the upperhand– to show the Greeks they need her son.
- For now, there’s a truce although Paris – a lover not a warrior - is almost killed in a duel with Helen’s husband.
- Heading into battle,Trojan champion Hector says an emotional goodbye to his wife and child.
- The fighting resumes, spurred on by the gods – and the Trojans are winning.
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