These topics hold to resonate within the
subsequent episode in which Achilles pursues
and subsequently kills Hector. Hector makes the mis-
take of putting on Achilles’ armor, which he
stripped from Patroclus. The armor, both in its
evident excellence and in its last inability
to keep off doom, has become an brand of
mortality, underscoring a significant sequence
of deaths: Patroclus—Hector—Achilles. We
in no way see the final link inside the collection however
recognize that it's far coming, and we prospectively
mourn Achilles while the poem concludes
pointedly with the burial rites of Hector. Achil-
les himself wears immortal armor made by a
god, yet he have to die in it. Achilles’ immortal
horses employ human speech to predict his
dying. The immortal surroun
