Legends Summarized: The Trojan War
That's right! The whole thing, baby! And it didn't even take me ten years!
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So I literally never understood the Trojan War or the Iliad until I watched this, like, a hundred times. My appreciation of history and the classics was really poor until I found this channel, but you guys make it super enjoyable and interesting.
This was really interesting! I didn't know how many works outside of the Illiad and the Odyssey told us about the Trojan War.
Going to go with the version of events that includes the Cypria, cause I personally have a difficult time believing that Artemis (Protector of among other things Women and the Young) would allow a young woman to be sacrificed for her.
can you do stuff other than greek and roman stuff
She's done loads of stuff that isn't Greek or Roman, literally the last myths video was about an Egyptian calendar myth.
Half suspect the Mutually Assured Destruction pact was what prompted Eris to swing for massive damage. Also, Athena continues to be an asexuality teaching tool. She's knows she's attractive, and likes the recognition enough to get caught up in the challenge.
okay realistically speaking, seeing as how he HAD to choose one of the three goddesses, which one would have been the smartest pick? looks like a no-win scenario to be honest, so, how would you lose the least?
Athena, whatever the other two try, I’ll be tactically smart enough to avoid now.