Jugdement in Paris

        A party in Mount Olympus, Eris enter without invitation and interrupt the party. She bought a golden apple with an engraved message saying, "for the fairest". All the goddesses wanted it but in the end the choice was narrowed down into three. Namely; Aphrodite, Athena and Hera. The three of them fight for the golden apple. Zeus stopped them and told them to go to the Mount Isa and find Paris, son of Priam. Paris will decide who deserves the golden apple and he choose Aphrodite, Goddess of beauty. So Paris find the most beautiful woman in the world named Helen, the queen of Sparta who is married to Menelaus, the Spartan King. And this is the start of Trojan war. 

        Paris is the first cause of the Trojan war because of his fond of girls.Paris is a lover not a fighter. Paris met Helen. Menelaus was angry to Paris. So Menelaus and Paris fought for Helen. However, war is not the solution to any problems in life. 

       War may give you a lot of problems because you hatred prevails. And that is not good. That is the biggest lesson I have learned while reading the story of Judgement of Paris. Hatred is the biggest enemy of humanity. It can lead people to the dark pit of their lives.

  

References: 

- https://youtu.be/lDmCLIIKS4k

-https://youtu.be/D5HKdkEmNEQ 

Trojan War

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               Veterans of war are courageous, mission-driven and loyal to be core. We can all learn to appreciate life no matter how challenging the situation we may be going through. War can teach us that we are stronger than our demons, to believe in ourselves and that we may possess strength and insight beyond expectation.


                 There isn't really a proof that Trojan War really happened. Present excuation have shown an inhabited area, the size of the citadel making Frey a significant Broze age. It was all a myth through archaeologist believer that the city of Troy was really true because of its basis with the wins Bond at Turkey. 

                 
                  I would not say that it did because I was new to the story. But I know that the story can teach me on how I can solve my conflicts with others, for the lessons and stories I read can relate to what I am going through right now.The war influenced me a lot of things, personally. It taught me to be fearless in the midst of chaos. The Internet also stated that you should never accept any gifts from strangers. It taught me bravery, courage, intrepidity and many. Even though there is no assurance that the war really did exist.
Literature does have the power to change and influence people. To sum it all up, Trojan War might be true or it is a piece of literature, it influenced a lot of people that have read it. The heroes of the war might do not really exist but they have touched many people with their bravery, and I think that is what the war is all about. Hatred is no good. That is the biggest lesson that I have learned while reading the story of Troy. Hatred is the biggest enemy of humanity. It can lead people to the darkest pits of their lives.