He wielded the knife when Polyxena was sacrificed, and eventually married Hermione (her-MY-oh-nee), who had been promised to Orestes.
He wielded the knife when Polyxena was sacrificed, and eventually married Hermione (her-MY-oh-nee), who had been promised to Orestes. He unleashed tremendous fury in Ilium: he threw Astyanax from the walls of Troy, made  Andromache his captive and concubine, and killed King Priam after being the first to enter the Trojan Horse. He would have made his father proud. For ten points, name this son of Achilles who went to war after his father's death.
He wielded the knife when Polyxena was sacrificed, and eventually married Hermione (her-MY-oh-nee), who had been promised to Orestes.
Neoptolemus or Pyrrhus