Agamemnon · Character
Priam
King of Troy, father of Hector and Paris, killed after the fall of his city.
minor
Also known as King Priam
First appearance: i
Priam's tie to Agamemnon is one of the pressures that moves Agamemnon—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
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With Agamemnon (rivalry): Enemy kings in the Trojan War, with Agamemnon leading the Greeks against Priam's Troy. With Cassandra (family): Cassandra is Priam's daughter, a Trojan princess who foresees the destruction of…
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Relationship types
- Rivalry
- Family
- Other
Character groups
- House of Atreus and Gods
- Divine and Prophetic Forces
- Protagonist
- Mythological Figures and Future Avenger
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- Agamemnon
rivalry · negative
Enemy kings in the Trojan War, with Agamemnon leading the Greeks against Priam's Troy. How this plays out →
- Cassandra
family · negative
- Helen
family · negative
- Agamemnon
rivalry · negative
Enemy kings in the Trojan War, with Agamemnon leading the Greeks against Priam's Troy. How this plays out →
Relationship notes
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See Priam in i