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Eris not invited to wedding
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Eris threw a golden apple for the fairest person at the wedding
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Paris chose Aphrodite as the fairest so he could marry the fairest woman in the world, Helen
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Helen marries Menelaus, not Paris
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Paris gets mad and steals Helen
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Menelaus send the Greek army to look for Helen
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Greek Chieftans try to set out to Troy but there are strong winds holding them back
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Artemis demands a sacrifice to stop winds so Agamemnon sacrifices his daughter.
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Chieftans reach Troy but Hector was predicted to die
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Apollo's priest's daughter was given to Agamemnon but the priest wanted her back
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Achilles sends the daughter back without Agamemnon's approval and his maid, Briseis, was taken in exchange for the priests daughter
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Zeus sent a dream to Agamemnon telling him to attack Achilles
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Paris and Menelaus fight but Aphrodite saves Paris from death
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the greeks had won the battle but Athena had persuaded Pandarus, a Trojan to shoot Agamemnon and break the shortlived truce
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Zeus stops all olympians from getting involved in the war.
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Hector fights the Greeks and drives them back to their ships.
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Agamemnon says sorry for being foolish but Achilles doesn't accept his apology
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Hera tricks Zeus into sleeping
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Without Zeus the Greeks start to win again.
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Patroclus puts Achilles' armor on but gets killed by Hector.
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Hector kills Patroclus and puts Achilles' armor on.
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Achilles gets armor made by Hephaestus
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Hector and Achilles fight and Achilles kills Hector. He disrespects Hectors body because he betrayed Achilles.
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Iliad ends with Hectors funeral which Achilles attends.
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Achilles kills Memnon but Paris shot Achilles in the heel and he died.
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Achilles arms were given to Odysseus and not Ajax so Ajax got mad.
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Ajax decides to kill Menelaus and Agamemnon but kills the Greek's flocks and ends up commiting suicide
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Hercules bow had to be shot at the Trojans to end the war.
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Helenus shot Paris with the bow and killed Paris.
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Greeks went into Troy to get the Palladium.
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The Greeks took the Trojans by surprise with a huge wooden horse looking like a gift.
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The Trojans took it intheir city and the Greek chieftans came out of it and massacred the Trojans.
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Astayanax, a young boy, was the sacrifice needed to stop the Greeks from killing everyone. He was thrown from a tower.