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Priam Brings Hector Home aka THE END! (The Iliad, Book 24)
You guys! We did it! We reached the end! This is the final book of The Iliad! Let’s see how it ends, shall we?
After the funeral games, the men all go eat dinner, because you know how hungry you get after playing outside all day. And then...
Ghosts and Games! (The Iliad, Book 23)
While everyone in Troy mourns the loss of Hector, the Greeks return to their camp (with Hector’s dead body in tow). The Myrmidons (the Greek soldiers who reported directly to Achilles) went with Achilles to properly mourn Patroclus.
A fea...
Ready For The Showdown?! (The Iliad, Book 22)
We’re picking up right where we left off last week, with Achilles chasing down Apollo, who was disguised as Agenor. Apollo finally reveals himself, to the utter disappointment of Achilles because they both knew that that was a battle not me...
Take Me To The River, Drop Me In The Water (The Iliad, Book 21)
Achilles is on the warpath. He runs around attacking Trojans until he has a group of them cornered at the edge of the river, Xanthos. He takes twelve young Trojans prisoner and continues to fight, even after some of them jumped in the river...
Guess Who's Back, Back Again? Achilles is Back! Tell A Friend. (The Iliad, Book 20)
Achilles and the Greek army are preparing for battle. The Trojans are also preparing for battle. Big Daddy Zeus gathers ALL of the gods to Mount Olympus to hold a very important god meeting. He tells the other gods that the biggest battle o...
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A weekly re-telling of all thing mythological. Mostly Greek Mythology but with a bit of other folklore sprinkled in.
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