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The conventional Trojan War story ends with Odysseus's wooden horse, Greek soldiers entering Troy at night, opening the gates, and slaughtering the Trojans.
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Wooden Horse
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...to leave the beaches of Troy and they leave behind a wooden horse. There's a huge debate among the Trojans as to what to..."
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"...general named Odysseus, he comes up with this idea called the wooden horse. Okay? So, the Greeks pretend they give up, they're going to..."
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"...to leave the beaches of Troy and they leave behind a wooden horse. There's a huge debate among the Trojans as to what to..."
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"...who was. But come now, shift your ground. Sing of the wooden horse Epeius built with Athena's help. The cunning trap that good Odysseus..."
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"...to perish once the city lodged inside her walls, the monstrous wooden horse, where the prime Vargai power lay in wait, with death and..."
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"...will happen is the Greeks will sneak inside a horse, a wooden horse, pretend that it's a gift, to the Trojans the Trojans will..."
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"...wake up one day and they find this huge Trojan Horse, wooden horse, outside the gates. And most are like, this must be a..."
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"...home. And to ensure their safe journey home, they built a wooden horse for the gods to win their favor. Okay. And the story..."
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