This figure, while living in disguise at the court of the king of Scyros, had an affair with Deidameia that resulted in the birth of Neoptolemus.
This figure, while living in disguise at the court of the king of Scyros, had an affair with Deidameia that resulted in the birth of Neoptolemus. Some stories claim that, in the Underworld, this figure married Medea. After his death this man's armor was fought over by (*) Odysseus and Ajax the greater. This figure dragged one body behind his chariot seven times around the walls of Troy. That was Hector's body. This figure's mother attempted to make him immortal by either holding him over a sacred fire or dipping him in the River Styx. For 10 points, name this greatest Greek hero of the Trojan War who was finally killed when Paris shot a poisoned arrow into his ankle.
This figure, while living in disguise at the court of the king of Scyros, had an affair with Deidameia that resulted in the birth of Neoptolemus.
{Achilles}