HOW THE TROJAN WAR REALLY STARTED PART 3
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- Inside the mortal realm known as Earth.
- Young lord, there's a river ahead. Should we get some rest for a while?
- It looks like a good day today, young lord.
- Let's rest for a while, Agelaus. We need to take some time off before continuing.
- My father has been doing well all the time, young lord.
- You're right, Agelaus. By the way, how was your father?
- By the way, Agelaus, how was my father when he was still my age?
- I see! I am quite nervous right now because of my math class.
- Let's stop at the temple of Athena to pray for wisdom, Agelaus.
- After taking their break near the riverbank, the two headed to the temple of Athena.
- Oh King Priam, your father was indeed as noble as you, young lord.
- Don't mind it, young lord. Let's pray to the Gods that you will do well in your class tomorrow.
- As you wish, young lord.
- Yes, Agelaus. After 2 hours of traveling, we are here at last.
- We are now here at the temple of Athena, young lord. The main temple of the goddess is at the top of the mountain. We should head there.
- In front of the temple of Athena
- Yes, young lord. I will wait here for you.
- After that, Paris entered the temple and asked Athena for guidance and wisdom.
- Wait for me here outside Agelaus. I'll just pray quickly to Goddess Athena.
- Inside the temple of Athena
- After offering his prayer to the goddess, When he was about to open his eyes, he was already in front of the Gods and Goddesses.
- Oh goddess Athena, I am hereby offering my worship to you to ask for your guidance and wisdom so that I will do well in math class today. May you watch me every time.
- Welcome to Mt. Olympus, Paris. We summoned you here for an important task.
- In order for you to decide, we will give the goddess their best offer for you to choose them and award the golden apple.
- Where am I? This pressure.. this pressure is enough to crumble me down to the ground.
- Mount Olympus? A task? Don't tell me you're Zeus, right?
- Yes, you are right. He is Zeus, the supreme god. You are called here to decide who among these goddesses will receive the golden apple.
- I am Athena. Paris, if you choose me, I will bless you with the wisdom you want.
- Paris, I am Hestia. If you choose me, I will make you become a genius in architecture and astrology.
- All of your offers are all tempting, but I think this golden apple will be given to Aphrodite.
- My name is Aphrodite. If you choose me, I will give you the most beautiful mortal ever to exist.
- Paris, I am Demeter. If you choose me, I will provide you with a bountiful harvest all throughout your life.
- After the wedding celebration, Paris was sent back to the mortal realm, and Aphrodite used her might to help Paris get Helen, the most beautiful woman on earth.
- News? Ah yes, young lord. Recently, your school, the Academia de Parthenon, posted an announcement that if anyone could answer the weekly question, they would be given a chance to date Helen.
- How did your prayer go, young lord? I was worried when I entered the temple, and I couldn't find you anywhere.
- Yes, young lord.
- Ah erm, it went fine. By the way, have you received any news recently?
- Helen? You mean the campus crush in the academy?
- Young lord, we arrived safely at the palace. Your mentor is already waiting for you in the fireplace.
- It is my honor and pleasure, young lord.
- Thank you for your service, Agelaus. I do have fun traveling with you. I can't wait to learn math now.
- I'll be heading inside now.
- Inside the palace, specifically, in the prince's room.
- Ahm erm ahm, I guess I'm doing great as a teacher.
- Good day, teacher. How are you?
- Are you sure? It seems it won't work well.
- I'm just fine, Paris. How was your study when I was not in the palace?
- I'm sure, teacher. So, what are we going to learn today?
- Yeah, I think it was initiated by the Sociedad de Mathematica.
- So, what are we waiting for? Let's start now with your home review.
- You know it already. There's a weekly post at your school .
- Today, we will be learning about the sequence.
- Do you remember the shape of the beehive?
- What is the connection between the beehive and learning sequences?
- A sequence? I haven't encountered that one teacher. Can you elaborate?
- As you can see Paris, nature follows a pattern. One of the examples is the beehive. At first, there is a single hexagonal cell. Then it is followed by 6 hexagonal cells, followed by 36, and so on.
- Another example is the shell of the snail. Its shell follows the pattern of a golden ratio.
- Are you still listening to me, Paris? Why are you spacing out like that?
- I see. Well then, let's continue. Before that, shall we give the readers some examples found in nature that have a pattern?
- I agree with you, teacher. It's unfair for me to learn all by myself. Why not include our readers?
- Yes, Teacher. I was just imagining what you had said earlier.
- I didn't expect that our readers would be intelligent. You all impressed me.
- Don't be disheartened, my student. You will improve and master it sooner or later.
- I am ashamed that I am the prince but my knowledge of math is just so-so compared to theirs.
- I just can't accept it, teacher, but I will try my best.
- Let's continue, my dear student. For this day, we will be exploring sequences only: how to identify them and some real-life examples of sequences.
- Imagine that inside a farm there are four plots. In each plot, you could only plant an odd number of seedlings. You were given 68 seedlings, with 5 seedlings to be planted in the first plot and 8 seedlings for each plot. How many seedlings would be planted in the fourth plot?
- Sorry, teacher. I can't really imagine it.
- Teacher, I think I need the help of the readers right now.
- I think that would be 29?
- I got it. Hmm, yeah, that's nice. Despite the fact that I am only guessing hehehe
- Good job Paris. You got it! Let's go outside and I will tell you something interesting.
- That won't do, Paris. You should learn it by yourself.
- As you can see from the structure of that tree, it follows a certain pattern from its branches even with its leaves. Just remember this one, Paris, that nature is a good example of patterns and that following a definite pattern is an example of a sequence.
- Do you see that tree Paris?
- What about that tree teacher?
- Goodbye, teacher. See you in the next 3 days.
- Thank you, teacher. I have learned a lot today about sequences.
- After the teacher left the palace, Paris is busy mastering the lesson and will answer the first posted questions at his school.
- I'll be back in the next three days for your next lesson.
- It's good that you understood what I'm talking about for these past hours.
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