@learnstrong.bsky.socialWhat does heroism mean when the gods can decide the outcome?
In Iliad Book 8, Zeus turns the battle against the Greeks as Hector drives them back toward their ships.
A: https://youtu.be/ucoXP7OYvy0
B: https://youtu.be/dAnQN-R66-4
@learnstrong.bsky.socialCan enemies respect one another without ending the war?
In Iliad Book 7, Hector and Ajax meet in single combat, fight to a draw, and part with mutual respect.
Watch: https://youtu.be/-p6DJKjp-rc
More: https://www.learnstrong.net/the-new-is-the-knew
@learnstrong.bsky.socialWar is not only fought on the battlefield.
In Iliad Book 6, Hector returns to Troy, where duty collides with family, fear, and love.
A: https://youtu.be/gfVSw37q0eM
B: https://youtu.be/FHLx5PlLCZg
@learnstrong.bsky.socialHow powerful can a mortal become before crossing a line meant for the gods?
Book 5 follows Diomedes at his fiercest—with Athena at his side.
A: https://youtu.be/lqjxQ5byAFY
B: https://youtu.be/QeCKfGQUElE
More: https://www.learnstrong.net/the-new-is-the-knew
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@learnstrong.bsky.socialWhen conflict escalates, where does responsibility belong?
Continue Homer’s Iliad, Book 4 with Dr. Tim McGee.
🎥 Part B:
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@learnstrong.bsky.socialThe old stories are still with us.
Our journey through The New is the Knew continues with Homer’s Iliad, Book 4.
This book turns toward trust, agreements, escalation, and the fragile line between peace and conflict.