The trojan horse was a trick invented by Ulysses/Odysseus in order to sneak the Greeks past the impenetrable walls of Troy. As the story goes, the greeks pretended to give up and packed up their camp and sailed away out of sight of the rest of the Greeks, leaving behind a giant wooden horse. The horse (the symbol of Troy) was taken into the city of Troy as a sign that the Greeks had given up, and all of Troy celebrated the end of ten years of seige. That night, while everyone was sleeping, Greek soldiers crept out of the belly of the horse in which they had been hidden, opened the gates for the rest of the Greek army which had been hiding nearby, and destroyed the city.
No, Achilles was not in the wooden horse during the Trojan War. According to Greek mythology, he was not present when the Greeks used the wooden horse to infiltrate Troy, as he had already died earlier in the war. His absence is significant, as his death was a pivotal moment in the conflict, leading to the eventual fall of Troy.
Sinon
They built a wooden trojan horse
a wooden horse
The Tomb of Poseidon was the name of the wooden war horse the Trojans used in the Trojan War.
Trojan War
It was a fight between the Greeks and the Trojans
they lost their mind
A wooden horse.
The Trojan Horse.
No, Achilles was not in the wooden horse during the Trojan War. According to Greek mythology, he was not present when the Greeks used the wooden horse to infiltrate Troy, as he had already died earlier in the war. His absence is significant, as his death was a pivotal moment in the conflict, leading to the eventual fall of Troy.
Build a wooden horse. Hey, it worked during the Trojan War!
Sinon
The Trojan horse .
wooden horse
They built a wooden trojan horse
a wooden horse