Hector Illiad

Hector’s role in Troy is to hold together his family and the city that is ruled by his father’s house. He does so with strength and order. Demonstrating the interaction that exists between the individual and the communal Hector argues that neither one is healthy unless the other is simultaneously. Hector is an intermediary or transit between the individual and the communal. One aspect of this is his commitment to his families and to the families of the men fighting in war. He plays the role of communicator between the two genders. In the war-torn city, we see him fulfill this role “Now as Hector had come to the Skaian gates and the oak tree, / all the wives of the Trojans and their daughters came running about him / to ask after their sons, after their brothers and neighbors, / their husbands” (VI. 237-240).

Hector’s role as intermediary between the individual (family) and the communal creates anxie

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