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Refer to these stories from the Iliad: "Prologue: The Long Siege," "The Quarrel," and "Hector and Andromache."

What is a theme in "Prologue: The Long Siege," "The Quarrel," and "Hector and Andromache" from the Iliad by Homer?


Nothing good comes from greed.

War is more important than family life.

Strong leaders never show fear.

It takes bravery and strength to choose to go to war.

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Answer:

A-Nothing good comes from greed

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nothing good comes from greed

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