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Pallas functions as Patroclus in the Aeneid's inverted Iliad analogy, giving Aeneas the memory-token that shifts him from pity into rage.
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Pallas functions as Patroclus in the Aeneid's inverted Iliad analogy, giving Aeneas the memory-token that shifts him from pity into rage.
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The Iliad's initiating crisis is not merely military but honor-based: Agamemnon takes Achilles' prize, Achilles refuses to fight, and the Greek army becomes vulnerable.
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Athena's intervention is not factual in a literal sense, but it truthfully describes an emotional command that stops Achilles from acting on murderous rage.
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"Aeneas, ferocious in armor, stood there, still, shifting his gaze, and held his sword arm back, holding himself back, too, as Tarnas's words began..."
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"Wait, sorry, Pallas, Pallas is the version of Patroclus. Remember how Patroclus died and that enraged Achilles. Well, Pallas is a friend of Aeneas..."
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"is that if the girl belongs to a powerful family that family can choose to ransom her back and you have to give her..."
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"bad i'm king and so achilles says fine but i will never fight for you ever again i'm gonna let the trojans destroy you..."
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"the battlefield so he leads the trojans against the greeks and they're destroying the greeks they're at the point where sorry at the point..."
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"...thrust through the ranks and kill Agamemnon now, or check his rage and beat his fury down, okay? So he can't control himself, okay?..."
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"...Athena answered. Down from the skies I come to check your rage. If only you will yield. The white -armed goddess Hera sped me..."
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"Stop this fighting now. Don't lay hand to sword. Lash him with threats of the price that he will face. And I tell you..."
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"So, again, this is not factual. Athena doesn't really exist, but it's truthful in that it gives us insight into how the human brain..."
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"are rigging out their galleys gearing to set sail she rages in and she rages in helpless frenzy blazing through the entire city raving..."
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"...his own savage grief. Flaring up in fury, terrible in his rage, he cries, decked in the spoils you stripped from when I loved,..."
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"...grip of death, not holding back, not checking his words, his rage. You, he cries, you and your vicious crimes. If any power on..."
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