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The Greeks come out of the horse at night
They open the gates of Troy and let the rest of the Greek army inside. -
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The Greek Army Destroys Troy
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Fight over Chryseis
Chyseis is taken from her father and brought to the Greek Agamemnon. -
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Wedding of King Pelius and Thetis
Eris, the Goddess of Discord, was the only god uninvited. She threw a golden apple into the wedding that said "For the Fairest". Aphrodite, Athena, and Hera all wanted the apple, but Zeus would not choose between them. -
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Judgment of Paris
Paris, Prince of Troy, must choose which god is the fairest. He chooses Aphrodite because she promises him the most beautiful woman in the world. -
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Paris goes to visit King Menelaus of Sparta
His wife, Helen, was the most beautiful women in the world. -
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Paris steals Helen
King Menelaus goes to Crete. While he is gone, Paris steals Helen and brings her back to Troy. -
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Menelaus finds that Helen is gone
he calls for the Greek army to go to Troy and bring her back. -
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Odysseus and Achilles Avoid the Army
Odysseus pretends to be insane, but is caught. Achilles dresses up as a woman, but is also caught, and must join the army. -
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trojan War Begins
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Menelaus battles Paris for revenge
Paris is defeated, but Aphrodite saves him. -
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Ares fights with the Trojans
The Greek Diomedes is helped by Hera and defeats him. -
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The Trojan Hector begins to Destroy the Greeks
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Achilles drives the Trojans back into Troy
Achilles drives the Trojans back into Troy -
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The Trojan Horse
Odysseus creates a plan to build a giant wooden horse. He and some other Greeks hide inside of it. -
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The Trojans bring the horse into the city
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Chryseis's Father Prays to Apollo
Apollo attacks the Greeks for Chyseis's father. Achilles tells Agamemnon to give back Chryseis. -
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Agamemnon steals Achilles maiden as revenge
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Gods begin to take sides
Zeus favors the Trojans. He sends a lying dream to Agamemnon that said that he would win if he attacked.