Book 12

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Cards (63)

  • How is Turnus described?
    Under pressure
    Angry
    Like a Lion
  • How does Turnus speak to Latinus?
    Critical of Aeneas
    Speaks in 3rd person
    Determined
    sets the terms of the duel
  • What is Latinus’ response?
    Respectful
    Compliments Turnus
    Calm
    saus he has to be more critical and think abou the wider impact
    Says there’s other women that Turnus could marry
  • What do you make of Latinus’ character?
    Respectful of gods
    Turns back on promises
    Wants war to end
    calm and collected
  • How does Turnus respond?
    Anger grows (furor)
    asks to be allowed to fight
    says Venus won‘t be there to help Venus
  • What is Amata’s reaction?
    Scared
    Knows Turnus will die and thinks she’ll die aswell
    tries to dissuade Turnus
  • What is Lavinia‘s reaction?
    Saddened by her mothers words
    Still doesn’t speak
  • How does Turnus respond?
    Loves and cares for Lavinia
    Gets ready for war
  • What becomes increasingly inevitable?
    Turnus’ death
    • but Juno still urges Juturna to go and save Turnus or stir up war
  • What is Aeneas’ state of mind?
    Prepared
    Level headed
  • What is agreed?
    A treaty
    • whoever is defeated will withdraw from the city
  • How and why does Juturna provoke the Rutulians?
    Goes into Battle disguised as Caners
    Tries to provoke the Rutulians by saying they shouldn’t let one person die for all of them and they shouldn’t lose their native land
    Doesn’t want Turnus to be killed
  • What omen occurs and what is its effect?
    Eagle flew by in the red sky
    • Excites the Rutulians
    Causes them to go fight and break the truce
  • How does Aeneas react when the truce is broken?
    Urges men to not get involved in battle
    Still wants to have a duel with Turnus
  • How is Aeneas injured?
    Gets shot by an arrow
    • doesn’t know who from
  • What is Turnus’ reaction?
    Aristeia
    Arms and mounts horses
  • How are Turnus’ exploits on the battlefield described?
    Fast paced
    Compared to Mars
    Fierce warrior
  • How does Aeneas deal with his injury?
    Taken to camp and wants it out as fast as possible
    • slice open files to get arrowhead out
  • Who helps Aeneas?
    Mnestheus
    Achates
    Iapyx
    • loved by Apollo
    • Trues to pull out arrow head but Apollo doesn’t help
    Venus comes down and crinkles panacea and ambrosia to get the arrow out and restore Aeneas to his former state
  • What does Aeneas do when he’s cured and what theme of the Aeneid is highlighted?
    Hungry for battle
    regains strength
    revenge
    Piety —> Speaks to Ascanius
  • What is everyone’s reaction once Aeneas reappears in battle?
    Latins knew before seeing him
    • intimidated
  • What does Juturna do?
    fleed
  • How is battle portrayed?
    Aeneas’ aristeia
    Lots of death
    Fast paced
    Unnecesary
    • Virgil doesn’t like war
  • What happens to the city?
    See enemy approaching
    Pre-eminently grieving
    Pessimistic
  • What happens to Amata?
    Watching from walls
    Kills herself by hanging herself
    • like Dido
  • How might a contemporary Roman regard the manner of Amata’s death?
    Unheroic, feminine and heroic
    • suicide
    • hangs herself
    Pathos
    Spontaneous
  • What happens to Turnus psychologically?
    Less optimistic
    tired
    Hears screams and shout of horror
    Reconises Juturna
    • acknowledges he’s going to die
  • Aeneas vs Turnus’ fight
    Aeneas
    • joy to finally fight
    • compared to hunting dog
    Turnus
    • unprepared
    • looks back to city
    • accepting of fate
    • runs away
  • What similarities are there with the Iliad?
    Fight over woman
    Latins defending city and will lose while Trojans attacking but will win
    duel
    divine intervention
    Turnus runs away like Hector and Aeneas chases like Achilles
  • What does Jupiter make of this?
    Speaks to Juno
    • asks her to accepts Aeneas’ victory
    • blames Juno for war and forbids her from doing anything else
    Wants it’s to end
    • says Trojans have won
    Weighs up fates on scales
  • What is Juno’s response?
    Accepts Jupiter’s demands and says she’s abandoned Turnus
    Admits to persuading Juturna to intervene
    Asks that the Latins shouldn’t have to change their name and for Troy to remain fallen
  • How does Jupiter appease Juno?
    People of Ausonia will keep their Latin name, tongue and traditions.
    Agrees to what she says
  • What does Juturna realise?
    Jupiter sends monster down to Juturna as an omen
    • realises Turnus was die and she can’t stop it
  • Why does Virgil create a role for Juturna?
    Futility of war
    Impact on families
    Power and respect of Jupiter
    Immortals not immune from loss
  • What does Aeneas say to Turnus and how does Turnus behave?
    Asks why he’s not honouring his promise as he’s only running away
    Taunts Turnus
    Turnus says he’s not afraid of him but he’s afraid of the gods
    Tries to throw a huge rock at Aeneas and is strong enough to pick it up but can’t throw it far enough
  • How does Aenead finally bring Turnus to his knees?
    Hit him in the thigh with a spear
  • What does Turnus request?
    Supplicates to Aeneas
    Accepts that war was his fault
    Doesn’t ask for anything for himself but his body to be returned to his father
  • should Aeneas have killed Turnus?
    Yes
    • pietas to Evander and Pallas
    • Needs to claim Lavinia
    No
    • already defeated
    • Turnus accepts defeat
  • Whose death are we reminded of as the Aeneid ends?
    Hector’s
    • protecting city
    • best fighter
    Pallas
    • justification for killing
  • On what emotional note does the Aeneid end?
    Death of Turnus
    Aeneas’ furor