https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7 Timeline en-us 2017-09-29 01:16:14 UTC 2017-09-29 14:01:39 UTC hello@padlet.com jamesgrooms https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192309115  Zeus declined to judge and told the three to go to Paris, who at the time was a sheep farmer. Paris went for bribes and Ahprodite won because she promised him the fairest woman in all of the world. That leads Hera and Athen to not side with Paris anymore.]]> 2017-09-29 01:23:55 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192309115 jamesgrooms https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192311176 Paris was told by Aphrodite that Helen was the fairest of all women, but the one problem was that she was married. Ahprodite led Paris to Sparta and Menelaus, Helen's husband, and Helen were happy to have him as a guest. Menelaus was very trustful of Paris and went off to Crete with Paris still in his home.]]> 2017-09-29 01:37:26 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192311176 jamesgrooms https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192312173 At first Odysseus didn't want to leave Ithica for a war, so he acted like he was crazy. Eventually a messenger went to see if he was in on the war and he was caught acting, so he agreed to join the war for the Greeks. Achilles was in for the Greeks as well. Hector on the other hand was for the Trojans because he was one of the sons of Troy's king and queen.]]> 2017-09-29 01:45:36 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192312173 jamesgrooms https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192313341 For nine years victory came and went for each side. No side was clearly better at that time. Then there was an argument between two greeks, Achilles and Agamenon. It helped the Trojans for a good amount of time. It was over another female, Chryseis, who was the daughter of Apollo's priest. Agamenon rained arrows down on Achilles' men, chieftains, and most got sick. Achilles wasn't happy at all about it, but gave up the body so he could continue the war.]]> 2017-09-29 01:57:04 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192313341 jamesgrooms https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192314361 In the beginning gods tried to stay out of the war, but after years of war that doesn't stay true. Aphrodite joins the side of Paris, so the two other godesses that couldv'e been picked by Paris sided with the Greeks. Ares joined for Troy while Poseidon naturally stuck with the Greeks.]]> 2017-09-29 02:07:59 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192314361 jamesgrooms https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192315528 Both sides were fighting while Helen watched. She gave motivation to most to keep fighting just by her looks. Then the armies drew back while Paris and Menelaus stood towards the middle still. They broke out in a fight between each other. Aphrodite helped Paris after he was thrown onto the ground by menelaus. She tore the strap that was holding his helmet on and took him into the clouds and back to Troy. Menelaus was furious because he couldn't find Paris right after what he thought was a win for him.]]> 2017-09-29 02:18:20 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192315528 jamesgrooms https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192386951 Odysseus had the idea for one of his friends to make a massive wooden horse because the Trojans bred horses. The plan was for the cheiftains to get in it and then after the horse was welcomed into the city, they would all get out and ruin the city. The plan worked and the once famous city was left of ashes and rubble.]]> 2017-09-29 10:18:42 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192386951 jamesgrooms https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192388147 During the war Hector tries and tries to kill Achilles, but he never can. Then He saw Achilles, well just his armor. Hector naturally went after him to only find out it was Achilles best friend, Patroclus when he killed him. Achilles was outraged and wanted to kill Hector. He ends up doing so, but drags Hector's body around the city walls. Everyone is shocked because it is said that people couldn't go to the underworld, the Elysian Fields, if they were drug. Achilles actions had upset Zeus.]]> 2017-09-29 10:24:59 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192388147 jamesgrooms https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192390432 Achilles was a great warrior, but his mother had told him that he would die. As she said, he did. Paris was incharge of killing him with a single arrow. Apollo helped Paris and guided it towards the only vulnerable part of Achilles' body, his heel. Achilles didn't go without having any stats. He had killed Hector and Menelaus in the war.]]> 2017-09-29 10:37:48 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192390432 jamesgrooms https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192392193 Before long all the Trojan leaders were dead except for Aphrodite's son, Aneas. He fought for as long as he could, but it was getting harder and harder for him to hold the Greeks back. Aneas wants his wife safe so he requests that Aphrodite help. She intended to help, but Aneas was separated from his wife and she was killed. Aphrodite helped Helen by taking her to Menelaus. He was happy and glady helped take her away from the war. Then those two started to sail back to Greece]]> 2017-09-29 10:46:48 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192392193 jamesgrooms https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192396178 Artemis was angered because one of here animals, a hare, was killed by the Greeks. The only way to calm the terrible winds and ensure life by the time they gto to Troy, they would have to make a sacrifice. Iphigenia was the chosen one. She was the eldest daughter of Agamenon. Everybody was sad, but especially her father. He could barely deal with it.]]> 2017-09-29 11:11:53 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192396178 jamesgrooms https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192405758 During the war it was very common to take the other side's armor. Not only was it worth more, but it usually let them remember who they killed. It wasn't, however, common to take special leader's armor. When Achilles killed Hector, Hector's family wanted the body and armor of their son. Most of the time that request would have been fufilled for gold or any other trade, but Achilles was still mad about his friend's death.]]> 2017-09-29 11:59:31 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192405758 jamesgrooms https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192407863 If it wasn't for Odysseus' plan then the Greeks probably wouldn't have won. Their army could've never got in. After the city of Troy is nothing but ashes, the Greeks start to load back on their ships.]]> 2017-09-29 12:06:49 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192407863 jamesgrooms https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192451208 Paris broke the promise and took Helen away from Sparta while Menelaus was at Crete. When he got back and saw that his wife was missing, he called on the help of others. This sparked the Trojan War.]]> 2017-09-29 13:47:58 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192451208 jamesgrooms https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192456419 Eris was never invited to anything because people knew she would ruin it. When she heard about the wedding she wanted to go, but nobody invited her. Shen ended up going anyway and caused a lot of trouble. The evil god Eris threw a golden apple, marked "for the fairest", into the banqueting hall and all the goddesses wanted it. Eventually the choice was narrowed down to three. They were Aphrodite, Hera, and Athena]]> 2017-09-29 13:57:57 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesgrooms/1ixxjtq1adj7/wish/192456419