Creusa's death is framed by Jiang as useful to Aeneas because it frees him to marry into a new lineage and avoids the embarrassment of a wife enslaved by Greeks.
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Creusa
Creusa's death is framed by Jiang as useful to Aeneas because it frees him to marry into a new lineage and avoids the embarrassment of a wife enslaved by Greeks.
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Jiang reads Creusa's disappearance or death as Virgil's model of the 'good wife': she removes herself so Aeneas can embrace Rome's future and avoid dishonor.
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"The most important person in the family is the patriarch, the father. Then is the son who inherits. And the wife is just someone..."
"And therefore she has to kill herself to free him. But not only that, but if she were to become a slave to the..."
"Creusa, nothing, no reply. And again, Creusa. But then as I mildly rushed from house to house, no one in sight, abruptly. Right before..."
"Dispel your tears for Ryusa, whom you loved. I will never behold the high and mighty pride of their palaces, the Myrmidons, the Dilopians,..."
"He goes back and he's discovered that his wife has killed herself. Why? Because she knows that in this new world that they're going..."
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Rome cannot burn Homer, because Homer already lives in memory.
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