This is called Chapter Zero:
If you were to change one event or chapter from the Iliad, and replace it with your own story, what chapter or episode will that be?
Write your “version” of the story.
Narrate how it will affect the entire story or ending of the Iliad.
Answer:
I Choose Chapter 4.
While the Trojans and the Achaean are engaged in their battle, Zeus the highest of the gods, is keeping the other gods on the sideline, warning Menelaus and Hera not to take sides on the battle. Leaving the result of the duel as what the mortal wanted it. Zeus wanted it to see the mortals resolved their own mistakes and giving some space for reasoning and for the two warring group to give truce a chance. Zeus would rather see the blood shed to stop and resolved the difference in a peaceful way. Instead of being succumbed with their pride and ego and waste a lot of good warriors, Zeus would rather prefer peace to conquer the land.....
Affect on the story...
It will affect the end result of the story with peaceful ending wherein most of the main character will still be living in harmony..The difference between Agamemnon and Troy will be resolved in a peaceful resolution. Helen and Paris will be vanquished from the city of Troy and be left alone. Hector and Troy will amends by means of paying in kinds Agamemnon and his army in replace of Helen. The gods and Zeus will see to it that Helen and Paris will endure the fruit of their sinful act that almost put the two kingdom into battle. and fruitless bloodshed. Achilles will be heading to his home and mother and will live peacefully just like what his mother wants to.
Bonus Blog (10 pts.)
Define HERO or HEROISM. Who do you consider the hero of the epic? Why do you consider him as the epic's hero? Cite evidences from the story.
Answer:
Hero - defined as a man of distinguished ability or courage; admired for his brave deeds and noble qualities; who has performed a heroic act and qualities a role model ....
IMPRESSIVE! I like your trail of ideas.
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