Dipped in the river Styx as a child and destined to be "greater than his father," for 10 points, identify this figure killed by Paris, the son of Peleus and Thetis and the greatest Greek warrior at Troy.
This figure killed Thersites, the ugliest man at Troy, for making fun of his weeping, and Polyxena was sacrificed at the tomb of this figure. He spent time on Sciros at the court of Lycomedes disguised as a woman. According to prophecy, his son by Pyrrha had to be at Troy for it to fall, and that son, Neoptolemus, would eventually kill Priam. This man lent his armor to his best friend Patroclus, whose death incited this man to kill Hector. Dipped in the river Styx as a child and destined to be "greater than his father," for 10 points, identify this figure killed by Paris, the son of Peleus and Thetis and the greatest Greek warrior at Troy.
This figure killed Thersites, the ugliest man at Troy, for making fun of his weeping, and Polyxena was sacrificed at the tomb of this figure.
Achilles