
The Iliad
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Action & Adventure
Poetry
فرمت
جلد نرم
صفحات
51
زبان
انگلیسی
منتشر شده
Jan 1, 1977
ناشر
MARVEL
توضیحات
Set against the backdrop of the Trojan War, this timeless epic delves into themes of honor, fate, and the enduring nature of conflict. The narrative captures a pivotal moment in Greek mythology, focusing on the intense emotions and tragic fates of its legendary characters. With vivid depictions of battle, pride, and personal strife, it weaves a rich tapestry of human experience and divine influence.
As Achilles wrestles with his own rage and the consequences it bears, readers are drawn into a world where personal vendettas intertwine with the greater drama of warfare. The struggle for glory and the quest for vengeance resonate through the ages, reflecting not only the values of ancient warriors but also the timeless nature of human ambition and suffering.
With an emphasis on the interactions between mortals and the gods, the story explores how divine intervention shapes destinies and highlights the fragile circumstances determining loyalty and betrayal in times of upheaval. This portrayal of the human condition encourages reflection on the motivations behind conflict and the inherent complexities of heroism.
Ultimately, this retelling promises to engage both new readers and seasoned scholars alike, inviting them to reflect on profound questions surrounding honor, mortality, and the recurring cycles of violence that define humanity's history. The Iliad stands not just as an account of war, but as a meditation on the very essence of life and the choices that define it.
As Achilles wrestles with his own rage and the consequences it bears, readers are drawn into a world where personal vendettas intertwine with the greater drama of warfare. The struggle for glory and the quest for vengeance resonate through the ages, reflecting not only the values of ancient warriors but also the timeless nature of human ambition and suffering.
With an emphasis on the interactions between mortals and the gods, the story explores how divine intervention shapes destinies and highlights the fragile circumstances determining loyalty and betrayal in times of upheaval. This portrayal of the human condition encourages reflection on the motivations behind conflict and the inherent complexities of heroism.
Ultimately, this retelling promises to engage both new readers and seasoned scholars alike, inviting them to reflect on profound questions surrounding honor, mortality, and the recurring cycles of violence that define humanity's history. The Iliad stands not just as an account of war, but as a meditation on the very essence of life and the choices that define it.
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