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Etherjammer Since: Jan, 2001
May 20th 2010 at 6:30:01 AM •••

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  • Errr... No. Actually Illiad is not just a mythos but an actual, coprehensing manuscript that say's exacly what happened in plain words.For example if Aragorn is a Villain and Sauron a whinny guy played by Orlando Bloom IS NOT Adaptation Distillation.Its huge Facepalm.

because ... er, what?

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NessaEllenesse Since: Apr, 2015
May 18th 2019 at 2:31:30 PM •••

Actually there is evidence that the Iliad is an entirely inaccurate piece of Green Propaganda. Remember History was written by the victors. The Iliad was written about 400 years after the events supposedly happened. Finally it was I believe it was Arastole who said "Homer taught poets the art of lying" The Ilad is a slanted work of fiction.

Think the first half of the Silmarilion right up to the War of Wrath except from the POV of Sauron.

NessaEllenesse Since: Apr, 2015
May 18th 2019 at 2:23:13 PM •••

On adaptation Villainy, The film left out that Agamemnon was willing to sacrifice his own daughter because he believed that one of them was holding the wind from his fleets sails. Telling her mother that she is to be wed to Achilles then sacrificing her. Agamemnon survived the war to be murdered by his wife. However the film did not have time to show this.

Last_Spartan Since: Mar, 2018
Mar 20th 2018 at 12:14:04 PM •••

Wouldn't Hector's and Achilles' swords as well as the Sword of Troy fall under the Cool Sword trope? They're all unique to the characters using them and I've even seen Achilles' sword (or very similar designs) used in concept art for media such as Magic: The Gathering.

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