Book 10.1
- Created by: Hannah Jeffery
- Created on: 28-05-15 10:54
View mindmap
- Book 10 part1
- the council of the gods
- Jupiter wishes to take action against the carnage in Italy
- he expected the Trojans to be peacefully in Sicily
- Venus blames juno for the suffering
- juno argues that she didn't force aeneas to go to Italy
- blames Venus for starting the Trojan war
- turnus is strong and skilled
- jeopardises the re-birth of troy
- show piety to the gods
- shouldn't be punished
- if he cant control juno then she pleas that he'll protect Ascanius
- juno argues that she didn't force aeneas to go to Italy
- Jupiter says he will not side with either of them
- he stays neutral and allows the fates to decide
- fate doesn't equal gods will
- he stays neutral and allows the fates to decide
- Jupiter nods and then leaves
- his nod causes the whole of Olympus to shake
- shows his power
- his nod causes the whole of Olympus to shake
- Jupiter wishes to take action against the carnage in Italy
- Ascanius
- referred to a boy
- virgil says that Venus cares about him above everyone else
- compared to a 'gem sparkling'
- high value
- Virgil asks the muse than he can open up about Mount Helicon
- Aeneas is on his way with a large mass of allies
- Nymph appears to him and tells him that Ascanius and his men are trapped by the missiles of the latins
- they are the nympths of the Goddess Cybele
- he prays to her that she will give him her blessing in battle
- he tells his men to prepare to fight
- as Aeneas reaches the camp a flame appears above his head
- represents good things
- he's depicted as eager to fight
- as Aeneas reaches the camp a flame appears above his head
- Aeneas is on his way with a large mass of allies
- Arcadians see the floor covered with bodies and begin to flee
- pallas reminds them of their pride for their Kleos
- also that theyre equal in skill
- he sets an example and ' threw himself into the thick of his enemies'
- showing his bravery
- theyre encouraged by his actions
- pallas reminds them of their pride for their Kleos
- he death of Pallas
- Lausus was going to fight Pallas
- equal in strength
- Jaturna advises Turnus to take his place
- pallas is proud that he has the opportunity to fight Turnus
- turnus is depicted as a lion with an advantage point
- unfair fight
- pallas takes the first move
- he prays to Hercules
- causes great pain for Hercules because he's helpless
- turnus causes a deep wound for Pallas with his spear
- turnus relishes that Evander will be punishes for helping Aeneas
- he puts his foot on pallas' face and tears off his baldric
- on his baldric is n image of young innocent men being killed on their wedding night by clonus
- this is the start of Turnus' ill fate
- he puts his foot on pallas' face and tears off his baldric
- turnus relishes that Evander will be punishes for helping Aeneas
- Jupiyer says that everyone life is short so he honours thos who act bravey and shorten their life even further for a death full of Kleos
- he prays to Hercules
- Lausus was going to fight Pallas
- the council of the gods
Comments
Report