Swift Achilles

Swift Achilles once had many great warriors and the hero fought for their glory and the honor of their people. This was the era of Homer, when the Ammonite Army dominated Ilium in Troy's castle. It is said that this ten-year grand fight called Trojan War took place against Helen, but "the face of 1000 vessels was launched 1", the true core of Iliad is the character of Homer Hero is. . These people have the power and courage to look like Superman They fight for their own people and fight comrades and endanger their lives, and many of them are God's descendants is.

In Iliad, there are many characters that can be regarded as heroes. But as the hero stands out for me, the two protagonists are fast Achilles and flash helmet Hector. There are countless hours through epic, qualities and qualities that no one can overcome. Through the epic Achilles and Hector, they test their strength over and over and overcome the fight, they are positive for both fighters as they always win their fight. . - ... On the other hand, Patroclus was proved to be a noble warrior, he believes that cause and his comrades are above anything else. Believing that seeing 'Achilles' would reconsider their claim by Trojans, Patroclus pleaded to wear shiny armor in Achilles. But by doing so, Patroclus made himself the main target of the fight. If it is the great Achilles who killed Zeus, the glory (honor and reputation) of Trojans will be greatly strengthened.

The first example where Iliad used the phrase "awift-footed" Achilles is a good example of how Homer's echo language works. Achilles just called for a rally of the people of Aceh. "When they gathered, Achilles stood up and spoke to them" (Iliad, 1.57-8). Logically, this sentence casts doubt: Why should Achilles be said "cunning" when he speaks? Oral formulation theory has helped to solve this problem - the use of nicknames is determined by the need for rhythm. In other words, Homer has several other Achilles tick nicknames, such as "Weird" and "Peleus" where "wird" is used. This is because it meets the requirements of the current 6 tone line. This explanation fulfills the logical reasons for its appearance, but it has little justice for Homer's skills.