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This study guide covers Aeneid Book 2, lines 559-620, focusing on the fall of Troy, Aeneas's dilemma between revenge and duty, and divine intervention. Key characters include Aeneas, Helen, Venus, and other gods. The guide analyzes the Helen episode (lines 615-620), provides Latin translation practice, and explores Aeneas's emotional turmoil. It also includes practice questions and exam tips covering character development, divine intervention, themes of revenge vs. duty, and translation skills.
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Question 1 of 12
In the initial moments of the passage, what primary emotion is Aeneas grappling with? 🤔
Joy
Peace
Grief, anger, and a sense of duty
Indifference