Three warriors present extravagant gifts to this character during an (*) embassy to him; he refuses them and instead sulks over the loss of his concubine Briseis [brih-SAY-is].
This character is blinded by a strange mist when Poseidon unexpectedly decides to rescue Aeneas from the battlefield. He is distracted when he is invited to a duel by Agenor, who turns out to be Apollo in disguise instead. The river Scamander nearly drowns this character until Hephaestus arrives to drive the river back with a blast of fire. Three warriors present extravagant gifts to this character during an (*) embassy to him; he refuses them and instead sulks over the loss of his concubine Briseis [brih-SAY-is]. Homer uses the epithet "swift-footed" to describe this character, who beats his rival in single combat and drags his corpse around a city, avenging the death of his friend Patroclus. For 10 points, name this son of Thetis who is invulnerable everywhere but his heel.
This character is blinded by a strange mist when Poseidon unexpectedly decides to rescue Aeneas from the battlefield.
Achilles