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Why does Achilles quarrel with Agamemnon? A. Achilles refuses to obey the biddings of the gods. B. Achilles is disgusted by Agamemnon's shameless and greedy behavior. C. Agamemnon refuses to pay Achilles
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Why does Achilles quarrel with Agamemnon?

A.
Achilles refuses to obey the biddings of the gods.

B.
Achilles is disgusted by Agamemnon's shameless and greedy behavior.

C.
Agamemnon refuses to pay Achilles for his service.

D.
Agamemnon is disgusted by Achilles's loyalty to Patroclus.

User Fahadkalis
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Answer:

The answer is b.

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User Omar Shawky
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I believe that the reason that Achilles quarrels with Agamemnon is that he is digusted by Agamemnon's shameless and greedy behavior (B) , but I'm not one hundred percent sure.

Hope this helped :)


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