Pride Fueled Rage: Achilles

Achilles is the protagonist of the Trojan horse war, a great warrior, the son of Pereus which is Goddess Tethys and death. He is very brave and has great honor, but on his character, he is an inner pride of juxtaposition with anger. This is necessary pride. Every hero has a flaw in this character. In "Iliad", the anger of Achilles appeared from the first line, "Anger: / Singing Goddess, Achilles' Anger / Black and Murder ..." (1st line, 3rd line; 107pages) The anger of Achilles is anger, explained as a suitable term to explain the wrath of God.

Achilles is the hero of "Iliad" and is known for his anger and pride and the success of his fight. Achilles fell into his own pride and anger, and he thought that he was willing to put his companions in danger. A contemporary commentary about "Iliad" like Vietnamese Achilles has combined the experience of Homer's Achilles with the experience of warriors in history.

Achilles is the hero of Homer 's epic "Iliad". I chased Achilles because his pride was hurt by the king of Agamemnon who led the Ahayen army and his best friend was killed. Returning to him, after all, Achilles killed the head of the Trojan army and eventually returned his body to his family. In these incidents, Achilles was driven by his anger and pride, which influenced the progress of the war on both sides of the conflict and the lives of the soldiers.

Western songs started with anger. The anger of Peleus's son Achilles whose pride of anger led to the death of thousands of people; Ajax's burning anger was ignored, leading to humiliation, insanity, and suicide; Herkuba wasted to innocent children I had a sore revenge. This is a sensational act of thinking about all animals. These are the places where our culture begins and they really do not end. The civilizations created by anger and anger are always at risk of returning to them; they are always waiting for the ax to fall, and there is little surprise. School shooting, massacre, continuous killer, Auschwitz, Hiroshima, Nanjing are the voices of Achilles. Under the sheet we call society, the murderer avoids. Violence still makes more sense than nonviolence, and war is more attractive than peace. Murder is bigger than sympathy. This can not be done. This is a tough task, but absolutely necessary.

This anger is caused by pride, a very important theme for the Greeks. Pride is the fundamental cause of contradiction in the first volume of Achilles and Agamemnon. The king was angry with what he thought was a challenge to his authority. He got angry for Calchas accusing Agamemnon as a plague. The king did not admit his mistake generously, but became awkward and demanded compensation for what he should not do. He knows what to do for the military, but he asks him to acknowledge his privileged position as king.