
Achilles was known to be the strongest, ruthless and brutal warrior of his time. In every war, he proves that he is the strongest by killing his opponent brutally. As what happened to Hector, Achilles killed him with no mercy. Hector has no chance to win against him, so he used that advantage to kill Hector easily and do everything he wants.

Achilles finished. Then on noble Hector's corpse he carried out a monstrous act. He cut through the tendons behind both feet, from heel to ankle, threaded them with ox-hide thongs, and then tied these onto his chariot, leaving the head to drag behind. He dimmed up into his chariot, brought on the splendid armour, then lashed his horses. They sped off eagerly, dragging hector. A dust cloud rose above him, his dark hair spread out around him, and Hector's head, once so handsome, was covered by the dust, for Zeus had given him to his enemies to dishonor in his own native land. So all his head grew dirty (22.520.231-232).

That proves that Achilles is a very dangerous, strong and has no mercy on his opponent. He doesn’t listen to the opinions of others, hard to be stopped. For me, Achilles only desire for power and glory. But on the positive side, we can say Achilles is a true friend, by seeking for revenge for his best friend Patroclus whom Hector killed. We can also say that he doesn't fear anyone and he do what he think is right.


























