Achilles, a strong warrior for the Achaeans illustrated in the The Iliad allows his rage to overcome him, provoking the Achaeans …show more content…
Achilles was extremely presumptuous and persistent that he must be persuaded as to scuffle for the Trojans. While eradication is scarcely seen in Salammbo, demise depicts as an abhorrent and to a great degree agonizing experience in The Iliad. For example, a case of a passing scene amongst Agamemnon and Odius, “First Agamemnon lord of men spilled the giant Odius, chief of Halizonians off his car-the first to fall, as he veered away the spearhead punched his back between the shoulders, gouging his flesh and jutting out his ribs-he fell with a crash, hos armor rang against him” (The Iliad V. 42-47). This quote demonstrates an exceptionally striking picture of the death of the colossal Odius by no means parallel to