Events of Book 16 - The Iliad 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? Classical CivilizationThe Iliad Iliad HomerAncient GreeceASAll boards Created by: IzzyDaymondCreated on: 31-05-15 12:41 Who does Patroclus want to go to battle disguised as? Achilles. 1 of 10 What are Achilles' instructions to Patroclus for when he goes into battle? To return as soon as the ships are saved. 2 of 10 What does Homer reveal about the destiny of Patroclus in this book? It will be either him or the ships that will return. 3 of 10 Why doesn't Zeus save his son, Sarpedon, from being killed by Patroclus? Hera convinces him that other Gods will look down on him if he interferes with the mortals. 4 of 10 What does Patroclus do with Sarpedon after he kills him? He takes him armour. 5 of 10 How does Patroclus disobey Achilles' orders? He pursues the Trojans right up to the city gates. 6 of 10 Why does Zeus decide that Patroclus must die? Patroclus killed Zeus' son, Sarpedon. 7 of 10 How does Apollo help in Patroclus' death? He wounds him, making it easier for Hector to kill him. 8 of 10 What does Hector foreshadow when he taunts the dying Patroclus? His own death. 9 of 10 How does Zeus interfere with Hector in this book? He fills him with cowardice. 10 of 10
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