One important military figure in this play calls the desire for power a "universal wolf" and blames discord on an abusive slave in a speech given directly after Antenor and his compatriots are compared unfavorably to one of the titular characters. In
One important military figure in this play calls the desire for power a "universal wolf" and blames discord on an abusive slave in a speech given directly after Antenor and his compatriots are compared unfavorably to one of the titular characters. In Act IV, a titular figure is kissed by almost all of the Greek commanders and then called "wanton" by Ulysses. That occurs after Antenor has been exchanged at the prompting of Calchas, while later in the same act Thersites watches as Diomedes receives a sleeve as a token. Hector dies in the last act and Pandarus acts as a go-between in, for 10 points, what Shakespeare play about two Trojan lovers?
One important military figure in this play calls the desire for power a "universal wolf" and blames discord on an abusive slave in a speech given directly after Antenor and his compatriots are compared unfavorably to one of the titular characters.
Troilus and Cressida