Aquilles:
Necessary was it for you
to lie to me and everyone
involved in your little adventure?
Fooling me was bad enough,
and yet you also lied to your family,
to your beloved one,
to your own daughter,
whom you have decided
to sacrifice on the altar.
Tricked your own wife as well,
who presumed I was to marry
your daughter as a payment,
yet she was to be sacrificed in an altar,
and not even a sign of remorse found.
You treacherous king,
who should not be even be named one.
More of a liar,
than be deserved of a crown.
Whom felt envy for I was around,
paranoid of me taking your seat.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cy0wpe9479wo
Who is Achilles?
Human sacrifices for victory
Achilles is not present as an active participant throughout the play; however, he is described by others characters like Agamenon as someone who is very proud, power hungry, and even as a threat. In the play, his youth, charisma, and talent, specially in battle, spark insecurity in Agamenon. This description resonates with the Achilles we can see in other Myths like "The Duel with Memnon" or "The Death of Achilles".
https://www.commondreams.org/opinion/military-recruiters-in-high-schools
Achilles
Achilles is a character from the Greek mythology that grew up in and for the context of war. He posseses a significant connection (or has been exposed to/affected by) to the concepts of: -Kids in wars: Being trained for and involved in wars since a very young age.-Non-consensual political involvment: His name is used without his consent as a part of the scheme to sacrifice Iphigenia for the war. -Human sacrifices for victory: He is tied to the sacrifice of Iphigenia for the war with Troy.
Kids in wars
To sacrifice Iphigenia and win the war against Troy, Agamenon used Achilles' name withou his consent; in a similar way to how the Trump administration used the name of NATO and its resources to bomb and go into a war with Iran.
https://www.euractiv.com/news/iran-war-nothing-to-do-with-nato-says-german-government/
Non-consensual political involvment
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Valeria Lozano Hidalgo Liqi Ruan Khawla Mestari Louis Volbehr
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Aquilles: Necessary was it for you to lie to me and everyone involved in your little adventure? Fooling me was bad enough, and yet you also lied to your family, to your beloved one, to your own daughter, whom you have decided to sacrifice on the altar. Tricked your own wife as well, who presumed I was to marry your daughter as a payment, yet she was to be sacrificed in an altar, and not even a sign of remorse found. You treacherous king, who should not be even be named one. More of a liar, than be deserved of a crown. Whom felt envy for I was around, paranoid of me taking your seat.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cy0wpe9479wo
Who is Achilles?
Human sacrifices for victory
Achilles is not present as an active participant throughout the play; however, he is described by others characters like Agamenon as someone who is very proud, power hungry, and even as a threat. In the play, his youth, charisma, and talent, specially in battle, spark insecurity in Agamenon. This description resonates with the Achilles we can see in other Myths like "The Duel with Memnon" or "The Death of Achilles".
https://www.commondreams.org/opinion/military-recruiters-in-high-schools
Achilles
Achilles is a character from the Greek mythology that grew up in and for the context of war. He posseses a significant connection (or has been exposed to/affected by) to the concepts of: -Kids in wars: Being trained for and involved in wars since a very young age.-Non-consensual political involvment: His name is used without his consent as a part of the scheme to sacrifice Iphigenia for the war. -Human sacrifices for victory: He is tied to the sacrifice of Iphigenia for the war with Troy.
Kids in wars
To sacrifice Iphigenia and win the war against Troy, Agamenon used Achilles' name withou his consent; in a similar way to how the Trump administration used the name of NATO and its resources to bomb and go into a war with Iran.
https://www.euractiv.com/news/iran-war-nothing-to-do-with-nato-says-german-government/
Non-consensual political involvment