After Odysseus left, Agamemnon really sent heralds Tarty Biausse and Euripides to find Riseth, the slave girl of Achilles. Achilles knew that everything was Agamemnon's idea, so he let them take away his beloved Riseth. Achilles was heartbroken and cried to his mother thetis, who lived in the sea. Thetis promised to complain to Zeus about Agamemnon's rudeness and punish him. However, Zeus went to Ethiopia for dinner, so he didn't come back until twelve days later. From that day on, Achilles stayed in the tent and never participated in any war again.
On the twelfth day, Zeus returned to Olympus, and thetis begged Zeus to let the Trojans win before Agamemnon apologized to Achilles. Although Zeus knew it would make Hera angry, he remembered that when the gods wanted to overthrow Zeus in thetis, thetis asked Briareos, a giant with hundreds of hands, to help him, so Zeus did as she wished. He sent Hypnos, the sleeping god, to dream Agamemnon's false dream, making him think that God predicted that he was about to break the city. Agamemnon summoned all the soldiers and heroes as soon as he woke up. He sounded out everyone's wishes in the square and announced that he would go home. Everyone was ecstatic and pushed the boat to the seaside. Hera was worried that Agamemnon would cheat, so she sent Athena to solemnly tell Odysseus to stop everyone. Odysseus immediately picked up the Agamemnon scepter symbolizing supreme power and ordered everyone to return to the square. Finally, everyone filed back to the square, noisy and calm. Only Thersites continued to shout. He bravely stood up against the king, especially Agamemnon and Achilles. In the square, he insulted Agamemnon's selfishness and cowardice. Odysseus came up to him, warned him to shut up and hit Tessie with his cane. Odysseus inspired the Greeks again, and the army attacked Troy after offering sacrifices to Zeus, but they didn't know that Zeus refused their sacrifices.
(8) The duel between Meniere Lahoz and Paris
Iriz, the messenger of the gods, became Park Jung Su, the son of Priam, and informed the approaching of the Greek army in Troy. The Trojan army went out of the city, and when the two armies confronted each other, Paris stepped out of the Trojan army, indicating that Menerat Hoth was one-on-one hit, and Menerat Hoth was excited, and finally he could avenge himself. When Paris saw Menelaus Lahoz's hyperactivity, she didn't dare to shrink around her friends. Hecktor called him a coward and accused him of being the chief culprit of the war. Paris crustily skin of head to fight, so both armies stopped. At this time, Menelaus Lahoz asked Priam to witness the duel. At the same time, the goddess Iriz incarnated as Priam's daughter, Laudis, and told Helen to climb the tower of Sesia to watch the battle. Priam, Agamemnon and Odysseus sacrificed to the gods, swore to abide by the treaty, and then returned to the tower. He couldn't bear to see either side die at close range.
At the beginning of the duel, Paris first threw a spear at Meniere Lajous, but his spear hit Meniere Lajous's shield but failed. When Meniere Lahoz threw the spear, it passed through Paris' shield and armor. Paris reacted quickly and dodged and was saved. Meniere Lajous attacked with a sword, but the sword broke into four pieces due to excessive force. Meniere Lajous grabbed Paris with his bare hands and dragged Paris to the Greek army. Paris was out of breath. At this time, Aphrodite cut Paris' helmet belt, leaving only a helmet in the hands of Meniere Lajous, and covered Meniere Lajous with dense fog, waiting to take Paris back to the city. Lahoz was furious. Agamemnon declared Menelahoz's victory and asked the Trojan army to pay tribute, but there was no response.
At this time, Hera asked Zeus to send Athena to incite Troy to break the contract, but Zeus refused to obey. Athena became antenor's son, Laodokus, and went to Pan Da Ruth to persuade him to shoot Minnie Lajous with an arrow. Panderos sent an arrow, but Athena deliberately let the arrow only shoot into Mene Lajous's skin, which was nothing serious. Machaon, a doctor of the Greek army, sprinkled powder on the wound, and the Trojan army took the opportunity to attack on a large scale. Athena commanded the Greek army, while Ares commanded the Trojan army. The Greeks are on a roll. Apollo told Troy that Achilles was not in the Greek army, and Athena especially helped Diomedes. Pandaros looked at him and shot an arrow at Diomedes, but he didn't hurt Diomedes. Pandaros thought it was Diomedes, only to find that Diomedes had summoned another hero, Stanles, to shoot an arrow and asked Athena to avenge him. Athena gave him the strength to kill Aphrodite, the goddess in the army. Aeneas, the hero of Troy and the son of Aphrodite, told Diomedes to repel Diomedes together. Diomedes threw a spear and stabbed Pandaros, Aeneas protected Pandaros' body, and Diomedes threw a big stone at Agnes, thanks to Aphrodite's protection. Diomedes overtook the goddess and stabbed her. Aphrodite retreated, leaving Mr. Agnes behind. Diomedes went to see Mr Agnes again, but Apollo refused him three times. When he attacked for the fourth time, he was beaten back by Apollo.
Apollo took Mr agnes to his temple in Troy and built a fake body double on the battlefield. Apollo told Ares to conquer Diomedes, so Ares became a hero of Thrace to inspire the Trojans, while the Ajax brothers, Odysseus and Diomedes were in command of the Greeks. However, the Greek army was killed and retreated. In battle, the Greek army. When Hera and Athena saw something bad, Athena became a hero Stentor to inspire the Greeks, and told Diomedes not to be afraid to attack God, and suggested that he attack Ares. Athena took advantage of the opportunity of Ares to kill the hero Peliface, so that Ares could not see her. They approached him with Diomedes and attacked Ares. Ares returned to Zeus after being injured, and Zeus sent Paon, an imperial doctor, to treat Ares and subdue him to return to the battlefield.
(9) Hecktor decisive battle Ajax.
Hecktor returned to the city and hurried to the palace. In the palace, he met his mother, Hekuba. He asked her to summon the women of Troy to sacrifice for Athena to stop the crazy Diomedes. After getting Hekuba's promise, he went to Paris again. Accuse him of not being nervous when he sees Paris. The beautiful Helen also condemned him. Paris said he was preparing to fight, and Hecktor didn't stop for a moment. So he went to find his wife, Andrew Romack, and found his wife and son, Astranax, at the gate. Andrew Roman knew that her husband would be killed on the battlefield and advised Hecktor not to go to the battlefield. Hecktor is not allowed to go out to fight from Skia again, and catches up with Paris who just went to war. Their appearance made the Trojans angry, and they joined Glaucus (G; Aucus) killed many heroes in Greece. Athena wanted to help the Greeks, but she happened to meet Apollo, the sun god who helped the Trojans. Apollo only promised a truce. The two gods decided that in order to stop the war, Hecktor must be encouraged to fight one-on-one with the most famous Greek hero. Hecktor's brother Heronos sensed the meaning of God and told Hecktor to do so. On the battlefield, both armies temporarily stopped fighting. Only Hecktor called, and no one dared to fight the Greek army. Meniere Lahoz was so angry that he would rather fight by himself. Agamemnon stopped him, because one-on-one confrontation with Hecktor was something that Achilles didn't have the confidence to win. Old Nestor taught Greek heroes. At this time, nine people were willing to fight one-on-one, namely Agamemnon, Diomedes, Ajax, little Ajax, Idomeneus, Merios and Euripides.
At the beginning of the battle, Hecktor threw his spear first, which was blocked by Ajax's shield. Ajax put his spear through Hecktor's shield and armor, but the spear tip tilted to one side, saving Hecktor's life. The two heroes picked up their guns and fought again. Ajax once again pierced Hecktor's shield and stabbed him in the neck. Then Ajax picked up a big stone and threw it at hector. This time, it hurt hector's foot, and Apollo quickly helped him up. At this moment, the two heroes are going to have a buried war. However, at this critical moment, the herald came to stop the war so as not to lose both sides. They know and value heroes and exchange belts as souvenirs. The Trojans were glad that Hecktor was not seriously affected, and the Greek army was encouraged by the strength of Ajax. The two sides agreed to a truce, and after nightfall, the two sides held separate meetings. Although the Trojan army proposed to return the treasures and surplus jewels to the Greek army, the Greek army should return them.
(10) Trojan Victory
Rosty Yi, Zeus summoned the gods to warn them not to help either side today. He came to the top of Ida in a carriage to watch the battle. The war lasted until noon. At this time, Zeus took out his scales, while the Trojan side held high, while the Greek army fell to the ground. Zeus thundered and all the Greek troops retreated. Only Nestor stayed on the battlefield. At this moment, Paris shot his horse in the eye, and the horse immediately lost control. Hecktor rushed over and raised his sword to kill Nestor. When Diomedes arrived and pulled Nestor into his chariot, he went to fight Hecktor. He stabbed the rider in Hecktor, and the carriage got out of control. The hero alker Tolum boarded the chariot instead of the rider. Zeus threw lightning at the horse, and the horse was frightened. Nestor advised Diomedes to leave the battlefield. Because Zeus didn't want to see his victory, Diomedes obeyed and the Trojan army chased him. Hecktor laughed at Diomedes in despair, but Diomedes tried to return to the battlefield three times, but was stopped by lightning. Nestor knew that today's victory would belong to the Trojans. Hera asked Poseidon to help the Greek army, but Poseidon refused her.
The battle almost reached the edge of the wall of the Greek army, and Agamemnon turned to Zeus for help. At this time, Zeus was merciful and brought good omen. A giant eagle caught a deer and threw it on the altar of Zeus. The Greeks were very angry. Diomedes was the most excited to kill the enemy. In addition, Teutonic also killed Priam's sons Gorgu and Alkell Ptolemy. Trojans attacked the ships of the Greek army from the fence. Although Dionysus wanted to help the Greek army, Zeus sent an emissary Iriz to stop them and threatened to get angry. Devins, stop. Zeus told Hera that the Trojans would win before Agamemnon took the initiative to repair Achilles. After nightfall, Hecktor led a great army to camp outside the city, in order to repel the Greek army in one fell swoop tomorrow.
★ Hollywood movies
Director: Wolfgang Pi
Starring: eric bana, Orlando Bloom, Brad Pitt, Brendan Gerry, Saffron Blau, James Kasha, Brian Cox.
Origin: Malta, Britain and the United States
Film genre: war, love, action, plot, adventure history.
Release date: May 9, 2004 (Berlin) (premiere)
Introduction:
1 193 BC, Priam, king of Troy, and his handsome second son Prince Paris were warmly received in the palace of Menelaus, king of Sparta, Greece. However, Paris fell in love with Menelaus' beautiful wife Helen at first sight and took her out of the palace. The angry Menelaus and his brother Agamemnon, king of Mycenae, attacked Troy.
Achilles and hector, the youngest son of Priam, commander-in-chief of the Greek allied forces, gradually became heroes of both sides in the war.
Because Troy was strong and easy to defend but difficult to attack, the Greek army confronted the Trojan warriors 10 years. Finally, the hero Odysseus put forward a clever plan to let all the Greek soldiers board the warships, creating the illusion of withdrawing troops, and deliberately leaving a huge Trojan horse in front of the city.
Troy happily brought the Trojan horse into the city as a trophy. That night, while the Trojans were drinking and singing, 20 Greek soldiers hiding in Troy broke out and opened the gate. Troy was immediately captured, and the whole city was looted and burned. The old king and most men were killed, women and children were sold into slavery, and Helen was taken back to Greece. The war that lasted for 10 years is finally over.
People have been waging wars since ancient times. Some for power, some for honor, some for glory, some for love.
In ancient Greece, the love between a pair of legendary lovers, Prince Paris of Troy (played by Orlando Bloom) and Queen Helen of Sparta (played by diane kruger) triggered a war to destroy civilization. Paris lured Helen away from her husband, King Menelaus (Brenda Gleason), which was an unbearable shame. Agamemnon (Brian Cox), the mighty king of Mycenae, thought that the humiliation suffered by his brother Menelaus was equal to his own humiliation. Driven by the sense of family honor, he quickly joined forces with many Greek tribes to recapture Helen and protect his brother's honor.
Agamemnon's pursuit of honor has actually been eroded by his strong greed-he wants to consolidate the hegemony of the huge empire he already has by controlling Troy. Under the leadership of King Paulian of Troy (Peter O'Toole) and the protection of Prince Hecktor (Eric Barna), this city surrounded by walls is unbreakable. There is only one person who is the key to the victory or defeat of this war-Achilles (Brad Pitt) is regarded as the greatest warrior.
Arrogant, rebellious and invincible Achilles has never been loyal to anyone or anything except honor, and his infinite desire to establish an immortal reputation prompted him to attack Troy with Agamemnon, but it was love that ultimately decided his fate.
The two countries fought for power and honor. For the sake of honor, thousands of people go through fire and water; And for love, a country will be completely destroyed.
The story happened in ancient Greece about 3000 years ago. Paris (Orlando Bloom), the prince of Troy, falls in love with Helen (diane kruger), the wife of the Spartan king (Brandon Grayson) and takes her back to Troy. The king of Sparta was jealous and angry. He found his brother, Agamemnon (Brian Cox), king of Mycenae, and asked for his help. Agamemnon just wanted to conquer Troy, so he took this opportunity to set up a Greek Coalition to crusade against Troy. In this alliance, the first warrior is naturally Achilles (played by Brad Pitt). The defiant Achilles is not going to give in to anyone. He is fighting for his reputation and going to Troy, and in the film, we will find that it is love that ultimately determines his fate.
However, it is not easy to capture Troy. This is a city protected by strong city walls, which is easy to defend but difficult to attack. Under the leadership of Prince Hector (Eric Barra), the people of Troy are fighting to defend their homeland. ...