“Unveiling the Untold: Discover the Enigmatic Lost Sequels of The Iliad That Could Rewrite History!”
How do they set up the conflict? At the wedding of Thetis to the mortal Peleus, Zeus had the goddesses Athena, Aphrodite, and Hera fight over a golden apple. The disagreement turns into a beauty contest and they pick Paris Alexander, Son of King Priam of Troy to judge. Each goddess attempts to bribe Paris, but Aphrodite’s bribe has him hot and bothered. She promised him the beautiful Helen. The only problem? Not only is Helen married to King Menelaos, but Menelaos made a pledge with her suitors to form a coalition if harm ever came to Helen. Aphrodite assures Paris that she’s got this, and he chooses her as the fairest. She advises him to build ships and introduces him to her son, Aeneas, future mythical ancestor of the Romans. Thinking with his groin, Paris makes the trip to Sparta and is received hospitably by its king, Menelaos. Aphrodite has Helen and Paris meet, they slip between the sheets, and together pull off the heist of the Bronze age. They grab most of Menelaos’ treasures and sail off to Troy where they get married.
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