Is Helen a Unitary Character?

It's impossible not somehow to take sides, if that's the right phrase. Most of us tend naturally to side with the greeks in te in the trojan war. I think you you have to allow the reader to be surprised by how upset they are at the fall of troy. And yet it's a stain on our identity - we won't go too far into the horrors of identitaran politics. We're not general dyer; we're not responsible for it. It wasn't our decision. There is something about being an intelligent student reading amrita which makes me feel complicit just by being british. But i mean that there, but your own