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The unmatched marriage of   Thetis and Pileas gave them a son Achilles.

When his mothers sisters came to visit they mentioned he would be a great 

hero if he chose glory over life which is short. As little as a tadpole Achilles 

mother dipped him in the styx river, till he was soaking from head to one   heel. 

Which was Achilles only vulnerable part of his living body. He grew up to be as 

strong and brave as if he was never a   mortal. Achilles had a destiny which was 

as big as the big ben, to be a glorified hero which was his family's own destiny. 

As a young Achilles was told to protect the city of Troy, where he would 

die at an early age, as if he was a dinosaur extinct. As a mom protect 

her baby egg she send him off to the court of Lycomedes, where he was 

disguised as a young girl.    During his stay he had an affair with 

Lycomedes' daughter, Deidameia, and she had a son, Pyrrhus, which 

was Achilles son as well.   Achille's disguise was finally penetrated by

Odysseus, who placed arms and armor amidst a display of women's 

finery and seized upon Achilles when he was the only "maiden" to be 

fascinated by the swords and shields, he was as brave as a hunter. 

Afterword's, trying to console Deidamia as if he was a

  hypnotize , he discloses his true name and origin; despite 

being scared by what had happened, Deidamia doesn't 

want Achilles to suffer punishment from her father and

resolves to keep the incident and his identity, as well as

 the act that she has conceived a child. When Ulysses came 

toward the girls he saw achilles as if hew was suspicious 

as curious george, Ulysses believe no woman was brave 

enough to be armed. he though woman where not as

praised as men where as if they where all kings. 

Achilles left of to the Trojan war to support his child ras if he was a 

baby cub. In the tenth year of the war a great misfortune befell the

 Greeks. They had taken captive two beautiful maidens, one of whom

 had been given as a slave to Achilles, the other to Agamemnon. Now it

 happened that Agamemnon's slave was the daughter of Chryses, a 

priest of the sun-god Apollo, they where as beautiful as a waterfall. 

Chryses was as mad as a dragon of the loss of his daughter and he 

prayed for a apollo for vengeance as a homeless man would ask for 

money. 

As obedient as a dog Apollo drew his silver bow and shot 

arrows which brought a terrible pestilence into the camp of the

 Greeks. The tents were soon filled with the dead and he dying. .

Calthas had told the greeks why Apollo had punished them as if 

they where slaves, as the girls where sent back as if they had 

been drag from a valuable treasure. Achilles continued his usual life fight as 

if he was a professional fighter. 

Achilles was not just brave but many admired him for many

 victorious battles, he was as powerful as if he was Jesus, 

but not for long did many adore him, to many he was as 

unwanted as a dirty piece of paper. I all started when

 Achilles' withdrawal from battle after he is dishonored by

 Agamemnon, the commander of theAchaean forces though 

he has obeyed his orders is as if it was the last thing to do 

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