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Odysseus builds persuasive force by moving Achilles through vivid contrasts and time: feast versus desert, present Hector, past Peleus, and future victory, riches, marriage, and Greek glory.
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Poets are prophets because the future speaks to the present through them; divine speech is not confined to chronological time because God is past, future, and present.
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Poets are prophets because the future speaks to the present through them; divine speech is not confined to chronological time because God is past, future, and present.
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"...image. And then he uses imagery to take Achilles to the present. Where Hector is this giant, this god, running around killing all Greeks..."
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"...all of Greece. You have treasures and treasures. Think about the present. Think about the present. Think about the past. Think about the future...."
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"...The mirrors of the gigantic shadows which futurely cast upon the present. They are prophets because the future is speaking to us today, okay?..."
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