The deafening noise of horses and warriors blended into one as one side fought the other.
(A reimagining of the beginning of the Iliad I did for class a while back)
In response to the absence of a narrative for Briseis in Homer's Iliad,
Achilles rage after the death of his lover Patroclo.
He's going to revenge him and die doing so because he couldn't stand the guilt of letting him die
---- Iliad ---- Odyssey
By: Homer
The deafening noise of horses and warriors blended into one as one side fought the other.
(A reimagining of the beginning of the Iliad I did for class a while back)
In response to the absence of a narrative for Briseis in Homer's Iliad,
Achilles rage after the death of his lover Patroclo.
He's going to revenge him and die doing so because he couldn't stand the guilt of letting him die
---- Iliad ---- Odyssey
By: Homer