Today if you were to ask someone the question “family or authority?” One would say family without even having to think. However, in the play “Antigone” written by Sophocles, many would hesitate to pick family. They may even pick to abide by the rules over family. The characters Antigone, Ismene, Haemon and Creon must choose what is more important to them; their family or authority. Throughout the play, both are extremely important to each character, but family happens to dominate obeying the laws of Thebes.
Aeneas has a very close bond with his father; it could be argued if we could say the same about him and his mother Venus. It is very clear that she loves her son incredibly and is very protective of him, she does all she can to make sure he reaches Italy safely even if that means hurting people on the way e.g. Dido. However
Peggy, as his little sister, knew him very well but could always tell when he rapidly would grow up to be a good guy. Peggy noticed change in him throughout the story that not many characters realized. She noticed that he was ready to be an adult because of his strong actions and kind behavior. Sergeant Riley didn’t really know Cal all too well but had a sense of him as the story came to an end. The characters respected Cal because he was always respectful to them back.
He helped her to deal with her Mum after a long row torn their relationship apart. Though she knew every time he called her, he meant to ask about how Trey’s dealing with his newfound situation, only because he never forgot to ask about her condition that made her hope up that they might have something more. She peeked over the wall and saw her brother's expression changed, this time he was worried. “What makes you can't come here?”
This later on found out by Menelaus and the war eventually began. This totally differs from the epic because it was already nine years since the strife started that the story began. On the first encounter at the shore of the kingdom of Troy, Menelaus and Paris decided to settle the impending war between them since it all originated from a single woman they both desired. So the two fought and as depicted also in Iliad, Paris lost, but as he about to be killed by Menelaus, he ran off and search protection from his brother. Hector, as loving brother as he was, stabbed Menelaus by his sword, ending his life.
It comes at a cost because the group was being chased by a convent ship when they decided bored the ship to find out more on the enemy and to destroy the ship. Sam who was one of John's closes friends was shot and stayed back so the others could make it out then both he and the ship was destroyed. The war was into full bloom and the Spartan's
His ruse failed when he was forced to show his sanity in order to save his infant son’s life. With no choice he sets off for Troy where he spends the next 10 years. During the war his role was mainly that of an adviser and strategist. He became most famous for his idea to leave a huge wooden horse as a gift for the Trojans. The Trojans brought the horse inside their city walls not realizing that the horse was hollow and filled with Archaean soldiers.
In my point of view Myrna made a good decision in this situation for two reasons, first it is a good punishment for Kenny as she dose’s want to be her mother any more. Also this leaving would be good for Myrna to find herself and get along with this condition. Although Kenny ashamed her mom, and although he wasted four years of best days of his life in jail, but he still is Myrna’s son even though she says “I just can’t be you mother right now”. Therefore, he must understand how he made his lovely mother angry and disappointed with his action. In my opinion this (Myrna’s leaving) would be a good punishment for Kenny to recognize how he lost her mother easily and how much his crime is serious for her.
A priest named, Chryseis, asked Agamemnon to let his daughter go from his captivity. Agamemnon laughed in his face. Apollo set a plague on the Achaian’s when Agamemnon did let Chryses’s daughter go. Achilles, the Achaian’s greatest warrior and Agamemnon’s wingman is started to get fed up with Agamemnon. Achilles is a sensitive guy who displays his true character and heart, throughout The Iliad.
Basically she is making a huge effort on their behalf just to take good care of them. Helen Johnson, author of the book, Don't Tell Me What to Do, Just Send Money, comments on Lewis situation with her boys and calls attention to the consequences. In the end of the article Lewis explains why she is acting the way she does and what letting go really means to her. 2. Give an outline of the attitudes to over-parenting expressed in texts 1,2 and 3.