What kind of hero is Achilles?
Achilles provokes a range of responses among readers of Homer’s Iliad. To some, he is a petulant, spoiled brat whose sulking and self-imposed isolation creates untold catastrophe for his fellow soldiers, even his best friend Patroklos. To others, Achilles’ trajectory through the Iliad — from righteous indignation and bloody revenge to compassionate solidarity with an enemy — reflects a remarkable, humane, and complex depiction of individual development. Because of these wide-ranging responses, it is difficult to calculate where Achilles fits into the spectrum of heroism — whether he accords more with an ancient model of heroism based on status and reward, or a modern concept that recognizes nobility and discipline. What do you think?
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