Use the passage from the lliad by homer to answer the question

Question

The lliad by Samuel butler
Thus did he stand in ponder, but Achilles came up to him as it were mars himself plumbed Lord of battle from his right shoulder he brandished his terrible sphere of Pelon Ash, and the bronze gleamed around him, like flashing fire of the rays of the rising sun fell upon Hector as he be held him, and he dare not stay longer, where he was, but fled in dismay from for the gates, while Achilles started after him at his upmost speed as a mountain falcon, swiftest of all birds soups down upon some cowering dove, the dove flies before him, but the falcon with a shrill scream follows close after resolved to have her even so did Achilles make straight for Hector with all his mite while Hector flood under the Trojan wall as fast as his limbs could take him

A student is investigating the character of Achilles in the lliad what archetype best describes Achilles
The villain
The sage
The warrior
The ruler

Answer 1

The archetype that best describes Achilles in the passage is the warrior. Achilles is depicted as a fierce and powerful warrior, likened to the god of battle, Mars. He is described as brandishing his spear, pursuing Hector with great speed, and showing no mercy in his pursuit. This reflects the traits commonly associated with the warrior archetype, such as strength, bravery, and determination in battle.