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Achilles wants the Greeks to lose badly enough that they beg him to return, so his pursuit of heroic glory is already morally contaminated by resentment.
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Resentment
Achilles wants the Greeks to lose badly enough that they beg him to return, so his pursuit of heroic glory is already morally contaminated by resentment.
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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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