He argues that Achilles benefits if Patroclus dies because Patroclus' death gives Achilles the perfect excuse to reenter battle and win glory.
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He argues that Achilles benefits if Patroclus dies because Patroclus' death gives Achilles the perfect excuse to reenter battle and win glory.
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"And you know what? If he kills himself or he gets himself killed, good for me, Achilles. Right? Because now, I have the perfect..."
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