...and here is what we have told so far

p.s we found this video on the YOUTUBE we have found it amazing, so we want to share with you this great play trailer performed by an American school of Arts, since it summarize this love story in the best way.

Monday 27 september 1250                                                                                                 black report                                

  the Greek daily

         Scandal : Hector  was killed  by Achilles

During the  Trojan war Achilles

killed Hector. During this war

Achilles and Hector fought but

but the first  took advantage

from a distraction of Hector

and shot him in the leg.

Hector sore on the floor,

because was wounded,

screamed for the pain and

Achilles killed him with a

heart shot. Even Achilled

dragged on the floor the

corpse of Hector whit

his horse. All details this

evening on the Greek News.

Gabriele Ferraris

Thank to my previsions the war has ended good…

The Trojan horse was an object essentials for the victory  recommended to me in past but used just yesterday from the valiant Ulisse and to the Greece warriors.

Odisseo and Nestore discuss…

 

Odisseo:”Achilles didn't fight  for 2 months!!”

Nestore:”Yes, I know”

Odisseo:”Is necessary excogitate a plane”

Nestore:”Yes, you have reason”

Nestore:”We could take Achilles in in war camp while sleep”

Odisseo:”No,it’s too dangerous”

Odisseo:”Or we could cheat Achilles bringing in a war camp”

Nestore:”No,don’t function”

Odisseo:”We could put on war Ajax therefore Achille become jelous”

Nestore:”Yes, it’s a good idea”

One week later…

The people:”Ajax is a perfect combating. It’s too strong to Achille!!”                                           Anchille:”No,i’m too stronger than Ajax.Now i go at the battle”

So Achilles returns to battle…

CALCHAS DIED

CALCHAS DIED 

1. STRABONE and PSEUDO-APOLLODORO narrate that infact Calchas died of heartattack and he is buried at Nozio. 

2.A second version said that Calchas  died for to much laugh when, once arrived the day when he expected that he must die his death, his prothecy not succeed.

3. A third version narrate that Calchas was killed, with an headshot, near Leutarnia, because he will not predict, on request of Sisifo, the number of fig that is on a tree.

Program of the shows of the new theatre

Good morning, this morning we have received a question to which we would answer...
Someone asked us the program of the shows of our new theatre. The most liked show in these days is the Shakespeare's tragedy about Troilo and Cressida. The first of the show start at 03:30 PM, the second at 09;00 PM. The cost of the ticket is 10 £. It is a show, trendy in these days. Run to see it!!!!

One day , in the Trojan camp, I was kidnapped and I taken to the Greek camp where I saw Diomedes.

Diomede, as soon as I saw him, I knew he was the man of my life, because at that time I did not think at Troilus.

I wanted to be with him all my life, but my life was already with another person... I did not know what to do...

"Plans between Troy and the Grecian camp"

DIOMEDES Thou dost miscall retire: I do not fly, but advantageous care Withdrew me from the odds of multitude: Have at thee! THERSITES Hold thy whore, Grecian!--now for thy whore, Trojan!--now the sleeve, now the sleeve! HECTOR  What art thou, Greek? art thou for Hector's match? Art thou of blood and honour? THERSITES No, no, I am a rascal; a scurvy railing knave: a very filthy rogue. HECTOR I do believe thee: live. ACT V SCENE IV Shakespeare's Troilus and Cressida Diomede - Io non fuggo, tu chiami fuga una ritirata tattica. Prenditi questo! Tersite - Tienti la tua p*****a, Greco! Per la tua, troiano! Dai, per il bracciale, su, per il bracciale!  (Entra Ettore.) Ettore - Chi sei tu greco? Sei pari a Ettore? Sei nobile per sangue e per onore?  Tersite - No, che! Sono una carogna, una schifezzina vituperante: un vero mascalzone, molto sudicio. Ettore - Ti credo: vivi! ATTO V SCENA IV  Troilo e Cressida di Shakespeare

Plans between Troy and the Grecian camp

DIOMEDES	Thou dost miscall retire:
	I do not fly, but advantageous care
	Withdrew me from the odds of multitude:
	Have at thee!
THERSITES	Hold thy whore, Grecian!--now for thy whore,	25
	Trojan!--now the sleeve, now the sleeve!
HECTOR	What art thou, Greek? art thou for Hector's match?
	Art thou of blood and honour?
THERSITES	No, no, I am a rascal; a scurvy railing knave:
	a very filthy rogue.	30
HECTOR	I do believe thee: live.
- Translate -  DIOMEDES   Io non fuggo, tu chiami fuga una ritirata tattica. Prenditi questo!  TERSITE Tienti la tua p*****a, Greco! Per la tua, troiano! Dai, per il bracciale, su, per il bracciale!  ETTORE Chi sei tu greco? Sei pari a Ettore? Sei nobile per sangue e per onore?  TERSITE  No, che! Sono una carogna, una schifezzina vituperante: un vero mascalzone, molto sudicio. ETTORE Ti credo: vivi!                                                                                                                           -  ACT V SCENE IV -

R.I.P. my dear friend

I do not believe it!

I'm here and I'm thinking at my love, and in Greece Hector is dead in my place.

I would have died myself, not him!

I want to remember and honor your hero soul, you were a really friend and now 
I MISS YOU!
I'll thank you forever.
Goodbye brother,

I will remember you

until forever!

Filostrato's translation

Così adunque andandosi gabbando
or d'uno or d'altro Troiolo, e sovente
or questa donna or quella rimirando,
per caso avvenne che in fra la gente
l'occhio suo vago giunse penetrando
colà dov'era Criseida piacente,
sotto candido velo in bruna vesta
tra l'altre donne in sì solenne festa
Boccaccio 'Il Filostrato' 

                       TRANSLATE

So Troiolo is going everywhere chating

now a person, now an other person, and often looking

now this woman now that,

for coincidence happened that between the people,

his vague eye arrived penetrating

there where was the pleasing Creassida,

under a white veil and black dressed between 

the other women in the solemn party.

Boccaccio 'Il Filostrato'.

A letter only for you!

Adored, my Cressida
I love you and I will love you forever.
You are the light in my life, you are the half of my heart.
But you are a traitor, you are a broken hearts.
you have chosen Diomede at my place, I hate you, but I love you.
If I kill Diomede, do you want to come to me?
You are a beautiful woman and my lover, I don't want to miss you.
I don't know what I can tell you more...
I said to you:"I love you", and also "If you return back me, I will stay with you forever".
I finished the words... good bye my love <3

P.S. 
I love you.... return back home please!

Erano a Troia li greci re d' intorno,

nell'armi forti, e, giusto a lor potere,

ciascuno ardito, fier, pro' e adorno 

si dimostrava, e colle loro schiere 

ognor lo stringean più di giorno in giorno,

concordi tutti in un pari volere,

di vendicar l'oltraggio e la rapina,

 da Paris fatta, d'Elena reina;

Boccaccio'II Filostrato

The Greeks and the king were around Troy,

strong warriors and, for their power,

everyone showed hardy, proud and adorned,

and with their armies every day clutched it (Troia)

more and more, everyone were agree

about what they wanted, avenge the outrage and the kidnapping

to the queen Elena , from Paride.

Boccaccio'II Filostrato 

 

the new Greek theater

as promised , here's the new photo !! The fantastic greek theater !! Here are many war shows. Many are the people who go to watch them . The warriors compete in the battles and the people are fun. I invite you to come here to see these battles, but above all the wonderful theater, the new greek theater.

the new comstructions

In this photo taken yesterday afternoon you can look the new constructions just build among our beloved theater where act many of our famouses actors. Soon we will post a photo about it. Don't forget to enter and to look the new photo.

traduzione 'Il Filostrato' di Boccaccio.

-Without saying even a word,

Calchas left alone her widowed daughter.

She was so beautiful and angelic

 that she didn’t seem a mortal person.

Criseida was her name, and according to my opinion,

 she was the most wise, honest, sensible and well mannered woman

 born in Troy, till then.

Aware of the rumours about her father’s leak,

 so pained and so angry for the situation,

 with a mourning dress,  she fell to Ettore’s feet;

 with a very sad voice and gaze, she apologized,

 accusing her father’s behaviour and asking mercy for her.

Since Hector was a compassionate man,

 when he saw Criseida crying,

 the most beautiful creature ever seen,

 he tried to console her using these wise and sweet words:

- Since he offended me so much, let your father go with bad chance,

and you, if you want, safe, joyful  and happy,

 you can stay here, in Troy-.

.TRANSLATE.

Senza dire nemmeno una parola, Calcante lascia sola la figlia rimasta vedova. Era così bella e angelica  che non sembrava una persona mortale. Criseida era il suo nome , e secondo me,  lei era la donna più saggia, onesta, sensibile e ben educata  nata a Troia fino ad ora.   Consapevoli delle voci sulla perdita di suo padre,  così sofferente e così arrabbiato per la situazione,  con un vestito da lutto , cadde ai piedi di Ettore;  con una voce e sguardo molto tristi, si scusò,  accusando il comportamento del padre e chiedendo pietà per lei.   Visto che Ettore era un uomo compassionevole,  quando vide Criseida piangere,  la creatura più bella mai vista,  ha cercato di consolarla con queste parole sagge e dolci: - Dal momento che mi ha offeso così tanto, lasciate che tuo padre vada con cattive possibilità , e tu, se vuoi, sicura, gioiosa e felice,  si può stare qui, a Troia- .

WHO IS BOCCACCIO?

 Giovanni Boccaccio was born on 21 December 1375. He was a so good writer and  poet. Boccaccio wrote 'the decameron' and this poem's the best of him. 
The text top is one of poems of Boccaccio: 'Il Filostrato. It is a narrative poem and he tell about Troyan war.

MY FANTASTIC FAMILY

Hello everybody, 

how are you? I'm fine. Today I want to tell you about my family.

My name is Deifobo, my father's name is Priam and my mother's name is Ecuba.

I've got three brother: my oldest brother is Hector, he is married with Andromaca and they have got one sun, Astionate, Hector is bad-tempered; the second brother's name is Paride and he was engaged with Elena and she caused the Troian War. the last brother is Troilus and he was engaged with Cressida.

Thank you for reading.

                                                                                                                               DEIFOBO

Cressida...my LOVE and my LIFE!!

Hello there!! 
I finnaly managed to conquer my love Cressida and now she is in love whit me!! 
I'm surprised because I have never really fallen in love with a girl ....and this makes me HAPPY!!
She is so sweet and beautiful! *__*
Tonight she slept whit me and we were embraced each other!.....Her kisses was fantastic!!

I love her with all my heart!
She is my girl and I want protect her!! <3
                                         
                                                         I <3 U PRETTY!!!