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hwpHere was Troy 3000 years ago, a city of destiny...
...so situated that it dominated the Hellespont...
... today known as the Dardanelles.
This was the only sea route to and from the east.
As a result, Troy grew prosperous...
...a tempting prize of war for the Greek nations.
The Trojans had long memories of the time when the Greeks, led by Sparta...
...had pillaged and burned the city of their fathers.
They had prepared strong defenses against the possibility of future assault.
That is why new Troy, their rebuilt city...
... was guarded by mighty walls, an impregnable shelter...
...for a happy people in love with beauty.
In the palace square and the busy streets...
... the industrious citizens were enjoying the works of peace...
...as though this carefree era would last forever.
There was Lord Aeneas, nephew of King Priam...
...on his way to the palace...
... where the future of Troy was being weighed by the royal council.
And so weve locked out the understanding of nations...
...and weve locked in the poison. Trojans jumping at every rumor...
...pointing fingers at each other. I tell you theres only one solution.
Have your way. Go to Sparta. Go wherever you will...
...but dont try to drag the destiny of Troy with you.
What destiny, to live like a crab in a shell?
We live well.
We tax traders at the sea gate. Thats our blood.
Stupidity! Well choke on our own fat unless we sail our ships of trade.
But how can we, when every harbor is an enemys?
-Oh, Im sick of your crazy dreams. -Careful, brother.
Paris has always been able to crack your neck.
And you can thrash us both.
-Tell him hes a fool, Hector! -My sons...
...the fool is the man who makes a quarrel of a debate.
Paris, I bless your plan to sail to Sparta.
I know I can trust you not to beg for peace.
Ill try to convince the Greeks our power makes a treaty advisable.
Id convince them.
Id take ships of war and burn the soil of Sparta black!
Im sure you would, Polydorus, and create endless war.
And you, Hector, do you aspire to anything...
-...but to excel at swordplay and boxing? -Yes, sire.
The javelin and the discus.
Hectors a good son, Priam.
And a good husband, my lord. Is that not sufficient glory?
By your leave, Paris ship is ready to sail.
Do the gods approve the day and the hour?
The omens are good and also the prophecies, with but one exception.
One troubled priestess of the temple.
-My daughter. -Dont be angry, Priam.
-Cassandra is ill. -Sick in the mind.
Arise, Paris...
...and go.
The virgin Cassandra does make one point that causes me much concern.
Prince Paris, it appears, gives all his worship to one goddess alone.
-Aphrodite. -Im not sure I worship anything.
No.
Admiration is the better word.
Admiration for the beauty of a marble image.
It was not the goddess of beauty who taught us to arm against our enemies...
...but Athena, the goddess of wisdom...
...and the patroness of the horses of war.
Athena does not rejoice in this....
This solitary adoration of yours.
Neither is she delighted that you undertake a mission of peace.
And I suppose that evil horse of hers will spring out and trample me.
Very well. Let it come, my lord...
...if thats the price of living in a world of fables.
Do not say that, Paris.
Do not seek peace elsewhere, dear brother...
...until first you have pacified Athena.
My little Cassandra, there can be no postponement.
Give me your blessing for a happy voyage.
I cannot bless what I see in your future.
Cassandra!
-Cassandra, stop this. -But, Father, its true.
What I see and feel is true.
Go, Paris.
Come, Cassandra.
-Come and rest a while. -How can I, Mother?
Oh, I wish it hadnt been given me...
...this agony I live with.
Paris!
Paris, dont go. Please dont go.
-I must sail at once. -If you have any love for Troy...
...dont bring this dreadful thing upon us.
-And I thought you loved me best of all. -I do, but...
...the noise, the storm grows so great.
The screaming of horses, the cries of dying men.
-Take care of her. -My dear, my dear.
Perhaps it could not be otherwise.
What must be, no one can change.
Where are we today? Elysium?
Far from it. Were nearing Sparta...
...a harsh military land, where a man will cut off his arm to prove hes brave.
-I wonder what the women look like. -My profound Cousin Aeneas.
To think deeply, Paris, one must think of women.
They bring all life into the world and much death.
-They sway the destinies of men. -Not my destiny.
Whats the matter?
Oh, just a quickening of the breeze.
But I dont like the hot breath of it.
Oh, its nothing. Only one drifting cloud up there.
Up the mast with you!
-I command you! Climb the mast! -Drop the sail!
My prince, the ropes are fouled, and these men refuse to climb the mast.
-Ill flay them! -No!
Theres only one way to cure these fantasies.
No, my prince, not you. No!
Paris!
Paris!
Paris!
Paris! Paris!
Paris!
Megas!
Aphrodite.
What?
Some ship had bad luck.
She does exist.
-Who? -The fairest goddess.
This creature is crazy.
But with a nice sort o
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