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1. Achilles agrees with Ajax that he is clinging to his anger over Agamemnon's insult. Many of the choices Achilles makes are based on that anger. However, when Achilles sends Patroclus into the fray, he advises him to drive back the Trojans but to stay away from the city's walls, lest he be killed. These actions give depth to Achilles. Describe Achilles based on his actions and his interactions with others. Use specific details from the text to support your answer.
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Answer 1

based on his actions, Achilles seems to be brave by warning Patroclus and helping him so that he would not lose his life. ( Since you did not provide the text for this answer, just search for some parts in the passage that matches this description. Achilles is first introduced as a typical masculine hero. He is supposed to desire only glory for his name. But when he hears about the death of Patroclus, Achilles becomes a round character. This hero becomes a character with a soft side because he truly loved Patroclus.