Homer turns a vast epic cycle into a concentrated story about the conflict between Achilles and Agamemnon rather than retelling the entire Trojan War.
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Homer turns a vast epic cycle into a concentrated story about the conflict between Achilles and Agamemnon rather than retelling the entire Trojan War.
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"He is the king of Mycenaean Greece. And so they organized this huge army to attack Troy, to retrieve Helen, okay? And this will..."
"kill everyone okay all right so that's the story of the Trojan War what Homer will do is he will take this epic okay..."
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