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Helen’s darling daughter

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Canonical name
Helen’s darling daughter
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Character
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Individual
Editorial note
Unnamed in Book 3; Helen remembers the daughter she left behind.

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Claims

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·Remembered

Helen remembers being far from her darling daughter, together with her bridal chamber, friends, and girlhood companions.

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“far from my bridal chamber, my friends, my darling daughter, and all the companions of my girlhood”

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·Remembered
“my darling daughter”

Passage preview

Book 3 · Passage 15

‘Sir,’ answered Helen, ‘father of my husband, dear and reverend in my eyes, would that I had chosen death rather than to have come here with your son, far from my bridal chamber, my friends, my darling daughter, and all the companions of my girlhood. But it was not to be, and my lot is one of tears and sorrow. As for your question, the hero of whom you ask is Agamemnon, son of Atreus, a good king and a brave soldier, brother-in-law as surely as that he lives, to my abhorred and miserable self.’