Which
is that god in office, guiding men?
Which
is the high and mighty Agamemnon?
-Aeneas
Troilus and Cressida
Act I Scene iii, Line 232
Aeneas has a
message for Agamemnon. He is speaking to the same, and I’m not sure if he
actually doesn’t know that he’s talking to Agamemnon, or if he’s just
pretending not to know it’s Agamemnon. Either way, don’t you think that
Agamemnon has to be suspicious of someone praising him thusly?
I saw Bird, and I said Hi Bird, and he looked at me.
Then I said Oh high and mighty Bird, the god of this household, guider of all cats. And he gave me this look. That's the look I would have expected Agamemnon to give Aeneas.
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