Blog #4.2: Ultimate Loss and Ultimate Victory

          The poem Aeneid narrates many a lot of things about adventures. Including ultimate loss and ultimate victory. Aeneas suffered terrible loss and defeats that were brought by the Greeks especially because of the Trojan war. The Greeks used a great strategy that brought defeat to the Trojans. They used a wooden horse and told the Trojans that it is a peace offering.

So why is it the ultimate victory of the Greeks? Knowing their strategy well, they really put a lot of effort and time of thinking for it. Since they both want to win, they need to counter every move of at least win by every move they make. If you had lost in your move, you should think of a different move to at least win. That is the logic I think made the Greeks win the Trojan war.