Evidence circle evidence of attitudes towards love; Analysis (Underline evidence of Greek attitudes towards war; (What does the evidence tell us highlight evidence of attitudes towards honor.) about Greek attitudes towards war, love, and honor?) Excerpt B WAR LOVE HONOR his cherished friend and first row of ships is in Into Achilles’ hut burst Patroclus, cousin. “The flames!” he you at least lend me your armor. The sight of it might save the Achilles shouted. “If won’t fight, fleet.” agreed. (Paul Fleischman, p. 58) Dateline: Troy, ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ The main idea of this quote is… Lesson Focus Question: What does the reveal about ancient Greek attitudes towards war, love, and honor? Iliad Read the excerpt twice. The first time, note evidence of Greek attitudes towards war, love, and honor. The second time, summarize 3C. Directions: the main idea. Lastly, practice acting out the scene in your assigned excerpt. The Greeks are called in Note: The Iliad. “Achaians” [Uh-KEE-ans]
Evidence (Underline evidence of Greek attitudes towards war; circle evidence of attitudes towards love; highlight evidence of attitudes towards honor.) Analysis (What does the evidence tell us about Greek attitudes towards war, love, and honor?) Excerpt B Into Achilles’ hut burst Patroclus, his cherished friend and cousin. “The first row of ships is in flames!” he shouted. “If you won’t fight, at least lend me your armor. The sight of it might save the fleet.” Achilles agreed. (Paul Fleischman, Dateline: Troy, p. 58) ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ The main idea of this quote is… WAR LOVE HONOR Lesson Focus Question: What does the Iliad reveal about ancient Greek attitudes towards war, love, and honor? 3C. Directions: Read the excerpt twice. The first time, note evidence of Greek attitudes towards war, love, and honor. The second time, summarize the main idea. Lastly, practice acting out the scene in your assigned excerpt. Note: The Greeks are called “Achaians” [Uh-KEE-ans] in The Iliad.