Hector is a son of King Priam and Queen Hecuba. Also, Hector is the strongest warrior in the Trojan army. In some way he is like an Achilles, we mean his struggle to fight and win. But unfortunately, his bloodlust is not so great in contrast to Achilles. He is fully devoted to his wife, Andromache; their relationships are full of love. As well, he adores his son Astyanax. He hates that he needs to fight near the house where his wife and son live. Because of that, he is angry on Paris, who, by the way, is his brother.
Hector in the Essays
Author: Arnold Campbell