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Essay Plans
To what extent are Trojans (apart from Aeneas) pitiful?
Pitiful due to their suffering for their pietas
Not pitiful
Pitiful -
To what extent are the Latins and Rutulians Admirable
Unadmirable due to failure to keep Roman ideals
Amata falling for furor
Book 7
Turnus killing Pallas out of furor
Book 10
Latinus locks himself away during the war
Book 7
Admirable due to following traditional morals
Lavinnia often stays quiet and out of the way, showing traditional roman values in family dynamics
Book 7 and 12
Camilla showing great military strength and resilience, although does fall to greed
Book 10
Juturna rallying the Latin soldiers
Book 12
Admiral due to attempting peace
Drances attempting to reason with Turnus to not continue the war against the Trojans
Book 11
Joining funeral rights - Mos Maiorum
Book 11
Leaving the outcome of the war to a dual between Aeneas and Turnus
Book 12
To what extent does Virgil emphasise the horror of war in the characterisation of soldiers and civillians
Through soldiers
Through civillians
Through characters in the underworld
Greek character are intentionally "Un-Roman" Do you agree
Agree due to failures of Roman Values
Evander fails at being Pater Familias for Pallas, causing him to have to give the role to Aeneas, who fails
Book 8 and 10
Sinon and Ulysses both employ trickery
Book 2
Neoptolemus's killing spree
Book 2
Disagree due to
Pallas fighting for the roman cause
Book 10