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As her husband watched her his heart yearned towards her and he caressed her fondly, saying, “My own wife, do not take these things too bitterly to heart. Her husband noticed,and filled with pity now, Hector stroked her gently,trying to reassure her, repeating her name: “Andromache,dear one, why so desperate? No man alive has ever escaped it,neither brave man nor coward, I tell you —it’s born with us the day that we are born. And his loving wife went home, turning, glancingback again and again and weeping live warm tears. Emily Wilson (2023)In my own translation of the “Iliad,” I echo the metrical regularity of the original by using unrhyming iambic pentameter.
Persons: Samuel Butler, Butler —, , , Butler, Homer’s, Hector, , Hector ”, Robert Fagles, Fagles’s, Andromache, — it’s, ” Hector aflash, Emily Wilson Locations: Ilion, Troy
My wife’s texts portray me as a deadbeat loser, and she questions why she’s stayed with me, lamenting what a burden it has been for her. I can’t get past the things she said and the betrayal I feel, and I am considering asking for a separation. But you’ll understand what brought it to mind: Neither you nor your wife are models of how spouses should behave. That your wife assumed her messages were private is established precisely by their brutal content. Yet the fact that you’ve wronged her doesn’t deny you the right to complain about what she’s been up to.
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