22. How does Hector appear when Aeneas sees him in his 23. What does Hector tell Aeneas he must do? 24. Does Aeneas immediately follow Hector’s advice? What are his first several actions after waking from sleep? 25. What does Aeneas mean when he says, conquered have one safety: hope for none.”? “The 26. Why is Pyrrhus compared to a snake? 27. When Aeneas says, was the fate of Priam, you may ask”, who is the Why might the “What “you”? be particularly interested in the fate of Priam? “you” 28. Why are Hecuba and her daughters compared to doves”? What symbolism might be at play? “white
22. How does Hector appear when Aeneas sees him in his 23. What does Hector tell Aeneas he must do? 24. Does Aeneas immediately follow Hector’s advice? What are his first several actions after waking from sleep? 25. What does Aeneas mean when he says, “The conquered have one safety: hope for none.”? 26. Why is Pyrrhus compared to a snake? 27. When Aeneas says, “What was the fate of Priam, you may ask”, who is the “you”? Why might the “you” be particularly interested in the fate of Priam? 28. Why are Hecuba and her daughters compared to “white doves”? What symbolism might be at play?
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