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Achilles' son, used by Virgil to invert Achilles' reconciliation with Priam into murder.
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Pyrrhus / Neoptolemus
Achilles' son, used by Virgil to invert Achilles' reconciliation with Priam into murder.
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"Okay, so Pyrrhus is a son of Achilles, okay? So this is a rewriting of the ending of the Iliad, where Priam and Achilles..."
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"At that, Priam, trapped in the grip of death, not holding back, not checking his words, his rage. You, he cries, you and your..."
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"...my father, Peleus' son, tell him about my vicious work, how Neoptolemus degrades his father's name, don't you forget, now die, that said, he..."
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"Neoptolemus, who degrades his father's name, don't you forget, now die. That said, he dragged the old man straight to the altar, quaking, slithering..."
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