"You must turn back once you bring the light of salvation to the ships, and let the others go on fighting in the flat land. Father Zeus, Athene and Apollo, if only not one of all the Trojans could escape destruction, not one of the Argives, but you and I could emerge from the slaughter so that we two"
"KING HENRY Thou dost not wish more help from England, coz? WESTMORELAND God’s will, my liege, would you and I alone, Without more help, could fight this royal battle!"
"For I know this thing well in my heart, and my mind knows it: / there will come a day when sacred Ilion shall perish, / and Priam, and the people of Priam of the strong ash spear."
One is fate, how the will of Zeus/God will alawys overpower the will of men. The other is honor, how the mortal makes their choices in the face of war/death/fate/life, regardless of the will of God. Honor had overturned one's fear and sorrow. The last piece is humanity that drives one's love and hatred, one's wellbeing and suicide. SY 8/14
二刷 / tîmê = death = immortality / the human condition and the wrath of Achilles / fates known and unknown, of acceptance and denial / ambrosia / Hephaestus' artistry / proper burial / Apollo as the god of medicine and plague