Achilles represents extraordinary physical strength, while Odysseus is famous for his intelligence and ability to think his way through difficult situations. Which quality is more valuable in modern life — strength or intelligence? This connects naturally with Kev's previous Odyssey discussion about Achilles and Odysseus.

Sometimes we read because we want to learn something. Other times, we simply want to get lost in a story. Which motivates you more — learning something new or enjoying the experience of reading?

If you could choose one classic for everyone in this community to discuss together, what would you choose? Tell us the book and why you think it deserves discussion.

Achilles is one of the most famous figures in The Iliad. His strength makes him extraordinary, but his anger and pride also create enormous consequences. Do you see Achilles primarily as a hero, a tragic figure, or something in between? Why?