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The Iliad by Homer-Global Introductions

Greek Civilization What do you know about Greek Civilization? What do you remember about Homer’s The Odyssey?

Revenge Is revenge ever justified?

Leaders What are the characteristics of a good leader?

Vulnerability In what ways are you vulnerable? Vulnerable: capable of being wounded or attacked, open to temptation or assault.

War What are the consequences of war?

Leadership Is Achilles a good leader? Justify your answer.

Favorite Character Who is your favorite character from the Iliad? Why is this person your favorite character?

Story Change If you could change any part of the Iliad ’ s plot, what would it be and why?

Greek Culture After reading the Iliad, what have you learned about Greek culture?