Hector v.s Paris Rivalry in The Liad

Over time, brothers and sisters had to cope with the brothers and sisters' competition. When a home run wrote the epic "Iliad" it can even date back to the 7th or 8th century. At Iliad, Homer showed us a wonderful brotherhood between two brothers Hector and Paris. He will focus on these two people who wish to be a great legacy and hero. A comparison of these roles with Homer shows that it is possible to become a better person. Through all kinds of competition, including but not limited to family, fighting behavior, and their relationship with God, Hector shows that he is a more glorious person.

For the first time in our home environment, we have witnessed that Hector is an angry brother. At the beginning of Iliad 3 he abused Paris as he founded their cities and asked him to face Menelaus in the battle. At first glance, Hector was seriously separated from the exchange. The severity of his attack was only his brother 's concession There was little reason why his Paris was criticized; in fact, the latter' s weak surrender showed Hector a little bullies. But at the end of the same book, even if Helen insults Paris, Aphrodite who has lost the fight with Menelaus has driven him out of the battlefield to have sex with Troy Helen. . To make matters worse, when Hector got bloods bleeding when he left the battle at Eliat 6 but he was not hurt, he found that Paris is still stagnating at the Helen's lady's dorm It was! The Hector of this time is more encouraging - the negative comments of the people of Paris are painful

The Prince of Paris - Troy, the son of Priam and Hecuba, and brother of Hector. The sexiest man, Paris is asked to decide which goddess is the most beautiful: Venus, Juno or Minerva. Venus promised to use Helen as his wife in exchange for his judgment, so Paris chose Venus. With this choice, Juno caused a permanent anger for the Trojan horse. Stealing Helen from Greek husband Menelaus, Paris caused a Trojan horse war

Deipohbus is the prince of Troy who became leader of Trojan army after the death of his brother Hector. He is the son of Priam and Hecuba in ancient Greek mythology. He is a brother of Hector and Paris. Deipohbus is a hero of a Trojan horse and is one of the most important people in the Trojan horse war. Along with his brothers Paris, he is known as Rotating Achilles. After Paris' death, he became Helen's husband and was sold to Menelaus. During the trojan war, when Hector fled from Achilles, Athena took the form of Hector's brother Dei Pobs and told him to take a position and fight Achilles. Hector also thought that he got the true advice of his brothers and tried to use Achilles's spear. However, when his spear failed, he realized that he was deceived and killed by Achilles. After Hector's death, Deiphobus became the Trojan army leader