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Analysis. As dawn rises, Zeus sets the goddess Strife upon the Achaeans, encouraging them to fight. Agamemnon puts on his exquisite armor and shield. Zeus causes the sky to rain blood and fills the Achaeans with panic. The Trojans prepare for battle as well, driven forward by Hector.
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As Hector and Polydamas try to storm the ramparts, they see...
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The Iliad recounts a brief but crucial period of the Trojan...
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In a way, it's nice to know there are Greek gods out there, because you have someone to blame when things go wrong. (11.1) Percy, Grover, and Annabeth are terrified by what they've just seen and done.
Summary: Book 11. The next morning, Zeus rains blood upon the Achaean lines, filling them with panic; they suffer a massacre during the first part of the day. But, by afternoon, they have begun to make progress.
The Lightning Thief centers on fictionalized versions of the gods that were central to Ancient Greek religion and myth. Some elements of the polytheistic Greek religion have roots going back to the Bronze Age, but worship of the 12 gods that are now known as the Olympians (including Zeus, Poseidon, Athena, and Ares) solidified in the Archaic ...
Objective. Explain author’s purpose in describing the setting in such detail. Explain how hubris can have consequences in Greek mythology. Readings and Materials. Book: The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan — Ch. 11. Myth: The Story of Medusa and Athena. Resource: The Lightning Thief: A Teacher’s Guide. Fishtank Plus.
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