After awarding a golden apple marked "for the fairest" to Aphrodite, this man was promised to the wife of Menelaus, named Helen.
Cassandra told one of this man's lovers that their union was futile, like planting seeds into sand. This man killed Corythus, not realizing that he was his child with the nymph Oenone. After a contest between his prize bull and Ares, he gave Ares a crown. During one duel, his opponent dragged him by the horsehair on his helmet, but Aphrodite saved him. Before his birth, his mother had a dream about giving birth to a torch, which is why Agelaus left him (*) exposed on Mount Ida. This man was killed by a warrior retrieved from Lemnos, named Philoctetes. After awarding a golden apple marked "for the fairest" to Aphrodite, this man was promised to the wife of Menelaus, named Helen. For 10 points, name this prince of Troy who shot Achilles in the heel.
Cassandra told one of this man's lovers that their union was futile, like planting seeds into sand.
Paris [or Alexander or Alexandros as he's called in some texts]