1. The Iliad and the Admirable Hector
... to his house. The rest will seal in blood their binding pacts of friendship" (3.110-114). In contrast to the other warriors, Hector displays a calmer, more judicious demeanor, showing his maturity and greater level of intellect. He questions Paris by asking, "You can't stand up to battling Menelaus? You'd soon feel his force, that man you robbed/ of his sumptuous warm wife ... , "Fight for your country-that is the best, the only omen!" (12.281). Even Patroclus, suited in Achilles armor, does not phase Hector, but rather intrigues Hector and causes him to stay and fight with the one whom ...
- Word Count: 1579
- Approx Pages: 6
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: High School