Question

lyzing ancient greek cultureuction activeanalyzing perspective\come then, you immortals, take thought andtake counsel, whetherto rescue this man or whether to make him, forall his valour,go down under the hands of achilleus, the son ofpeleus.\then in answer the goddess grey-eyed athenespoke to him:\father of the shining bolt, dark misted, what isthis you said?do you wish to bring back a man who is mortal,one long sincedoomed by his destiny, from ill-sounding deathand release him?do it, then; but not all the rest of us gods shallapprove you.\whose perspective does the passage show?the godswhat does the reader learn from this perspective?athene does not want to save hektor.zeus will not interfere with events.athene wishes that achilleus were a god.

Explanation:

The passage shows the gods debating rescuing Hektor, who is fated to die at Achilleus's hands. Athene argues against saving Hektor, stating he is doomed by his destiny, which means she does not want to save him. Zeus notes not all gods will approve, but Athene's core position is clear.

Answer:

Athene does not want to save Hektor.