In Jiang's retelling, the Greek coalition binds itself by oath to defend Helen's marriage, and that preexisting vow becomes the reason Agamemnon feels compelled to appease Artemis and continue the war expedition.
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Artemis
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"also a really interesting story okay so she's saying that there are two really stupid people in this world first is jetba the other..."
"...the problem is that agamemnon kills like a secret animal to artemis the the the goddess of the hunt Artemis gets angry and says,..."
"...shoot rockets up into space, you name them like Apollo or Artemis. These asteroids are named after Egyptian gods. What is going on here?..."
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