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    The Stratagem

    of the Wooden
    Horse
    Read the selection The
    Stratagem of the Trojan
    Horse by Virgil (ECAS
    book).
    SEE THAT SCENE?
    Iliad is written by the Greek
    writer Homer, but the Fall of
    Troy is written by the Roman
    writer Virgil.
    AENEID
    by VIRGIL

    AENEAS
    Characters?
    Odysseus
    Laocoon
    Sinon
    Cassandra
    Paris
    **Polyxena
    Prince Memnon
    Antilochus
    Ajax
    Agamemnon
    Menelaus
    Helen
    Priam
    Aeneas
    Astyanax
    Trojan wemon
    Prophet Helenus
    Philoctetes
    Oenone
    Diomedes
    Formative: Comprehension
    Check-Marginal Questions
    in the ECAS book.
    Who built the wooden
    horse: the Greeks or the
    Trojans?
    The Greeks army sailed
    away to the island of
    TENEDOS, but the heroes
    were left behind. Where
    were they hidden?
    What were the first
    reactions of the Trojans
    upon seeing the wooden
    horse?
    1. Caphas, “Let us bore
    through it and find out what
    is inside.”
    2. Laocoon, “Some other
    Greeks were lurking here,
    my fellow Trojans.”
    3. “This huge structure
    should be thrown into the
    sea and set to fire, for this is
    a wicked gift.”
    What did Laocoon do to
    the wooden horse?
    According to the Trojans,
    how did Athena punish
    Laocoon?
    Sinon was the Greek spy.
    What are the things that he
    told the Trojans about the
    wooden horse?
    - It had been made as a votive offering
    to Athena.
    - It was made immense to discourage
    the Trojans from taking it into the
    city.
    - The Greeks hoped that the Trojans
    would destroy it as to draw upon
    Athena’s anger.
    Despite the many
    protestations, why did the
    Trojans still accept the
    wooden Horse?
    They thought that the
    wooden horse must be
    sacred after all and was
    dedicated to the goddess
    Athena.
    Why did the Trojans have
    to destroy the city walls
    when they dragged the
    wooden horse into the city?
    Why did the Trojans hold
    feast throughout the city?
    THE TROJANS
    THOUGHT THAT THE
    WAR WAS OVER!
    Sinon unbarred the ‘prison’
    doors and secretly released
    the hidden Greeks. What is
    meant by the word prison?
    The Greek warriors
    burned Troy. What did
    they do to the men? To the
    women and children?
    What does the Trojan
    horse symbolize for the
    Trojans? For the Greeks?
    For Cassandra?
    Would you take it as a
    symbol of intelligence
    or a symbol of
    deception?
    What emotions or feelings
    do you have for the
    Trojans? For the Greeks?
    How would you relate our
    present situation regarding
    the CHA-CHA proposal
    and the idea of the
    TROJAN HORSE?
    What other pressing issues
    that we have in the
    Philippines which are
    related to the Fall of Troy
    or the Trojan War?
    As a Filipino citizen, what
    strategies or helps can you
    offer to resolve the conflicts
    brought by the
    misunderstandings and
    disunity?
    NEXT MEETING:
    DISCUSSION OF YOUR
    ANSWERS IN THE
    GLORIFICATION OF WAR.

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