Seat work No.2

Achielles,

epic hero

Consequences of Achilles' choices

1. He is in constant suffering because of his loss.

2. His focus is not on the enemy.

Achilles' choices and reasons

- He let one of his closest friend Patroklos to take his place in battle

- He lashed out his anger in the form of blaming others (to his people and Zeus)

Achilles' prominent traits

1. A monolithic and fiercely uncompromsing man who chooses violent death over life.

2. A man of umbending principle who cannot allow his values to be compromised.

3. A man of constant sorrow.

Changes in Achilles' character over time

- He have reached a certain level of anger to the point that he realized to direct his anger to the enemy.

Achilles' redemption

- His anger represents his buried feeling of loss and lonliness and he directed this to the enemy.

- This led him to be viewed as a hero

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