Question

1. how does agamemnons decision to deceive and sacrifice his daughter contribute to the readers understanding of his character? a. it shows he honors the oath the suitors swore and obeys rules. b. it shows he is willing to harm others to achieve his personal goals, revealing ruthless ambition. c. it shows he respects the gods and seeks guidance through prayer. d. it shows he prioritizes returning home over helping others.

Explanation:

In Greek mythology, Agamemnon sacrifices his daughter Iphigenia to gain favorable winds for his fleet to sail to Troy, a war that would boost his power and status. His deception and willingness to harm his own child expose his ruthless drive for personal and military ambition, rather than loyalty to oaths, piety, or a desire to return home.

Answer:

B. It shows he is willing to harm others to achieve his personal goals, revealing ruthless ambition.