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…to every story The Troy princes, along with other Troy soldiers, go to Menelaus’s house to sign a peace treaty Seeking to finally end feud Paris sees Helen, hits on her, Helen welcomes his advances Helen leaves her home with Paris and goes back to Troy with him in the night

…to every story The Troy princes, along with other Troy soldiers, go to Menelaus’s house to sign a peace treaty Seeking to finally end feud Paris

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to every storyThe Troy princes, along with other Troy soldiers, go to Menelauss house to sign a peace treatySeeking to finally end feudParis sees Helen, hits on her, Helen welcomes his advancesHelen leaves her home with Paris and goes back to Troy with him in the night

Little Brother in Trouble

Choices In TroyKing Priam, Paris and Hectors dad, has a choice to make:Throw out his son to save his city?Protect his son and ruin the city?

Meanwhile, in GreeceKing Agamemnon has been looking for a reason to fight Troy (He never wanted the peace treaty just went along with it)King Agamemnon does NOT care about Helen or MenelausWhen he heard about Helen leaving, treated it like a kidnapping

1,000 ShipsKing Agamemnon launches 1,000 ships from Greece to head towards TroyCollects men from all over GreeceEmpties out Greece of all its 20-year-old menHelen = the face that launched 1,000 ships

On The ShipsGreek war lords (some call themselves kings), none are royalComic book heroes; back stories for how they all came to beOdysseus, Ajax, Menelaus, Agamemnon, Achilles, just to name a few

Achilles BackstoryMom is immortal, but Achilles is notWorried for him, she took him to The River Styx when he was a babyRiver Styx = River between the land of the living and the land of the deadMom dips him in the river upside down, holding him by the feetShe does not dip him past his anklesMakes him immortal