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In the iliad, why does achilles become angry with the greek leader agamemnon and withdraw from the trojan war?

In the iliad, why does achilles become angry with the greek leader agamemnon and withdraw from the trojan war?
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in the iliad, why does achilles become angry with the greek leader agamemnon and withdraw from the trojan war?

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Answer: in order to keep face as the leader of the Achaean troops

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