Jiang says Agamemnon becomes a real character because his actions are presented as rationally coherent: he sees Achilles as stealing the woman he loves more than his own wife.
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Jiang says Agamemnon becomes a real character because his actions are presented as rationally coherent: he sees Achilles as stealing the woman he loves more than his own wife.
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"Okay? That what he's doing has a rationale. And the rationale is because I loved her. Because you're stealing from me my greatest love...."
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