Chapter 2 prologue

The scene of this scene is in Troy.A group of proud Greek princes, full of rage, assembled their ships in the port of Athens, loaded with weapons for a fierce battle; sixty-nine crowned warriors marched from the bay of Athens to Phrygia and they swore to destroy Troy, because within the mighty walls of Troy, Helen, princess of Menelaus, fell asleep in the arms of Paris, the lovelorn: this is the cause of war s reason.When they reached Tenedos, they unloaded their armored soldiers from the great ships; and the Greeks, new to the battle, pitched their mighty camp on the plain of Dardan.The six gates of Priam's city, Daldan, Timbria, Ilias, Chitas, Trotine, and Antinorides, were closed with heavy iron locks, Shut up the athletes of Troy.There are Trojans on one side and Greeks on the other, and both sides are worried about who will win and who will lose; Bad, I don't know what this play looks like.Dear audience present, I would like to make a statement that we did not start the show from the beginning of the war, but from the middle of it; all the subsequent facts have been performed in this play as far as possible.It doesn't matter whether you like it or not, it's up to you; victory and defeat are commonplace in military affairs, so if we don't perform well, it's not surprising.