Which is your personal favorite in this book and why?

PurposeAs before, dig into the text and have fun on your own.Guidelines and InstructionsThe guidelines are the same as for Book 1. However, if you need a refresher, here they are.1. You need to go back to your book, examine details, and think about them. Your submitted responses should not be “off the cuff” or relying on your memory2. Read the prompt carefully and be sure to respond as precisely as you can3. Note any specific instructions or indications of length/depth4. Make sure you refer to and explain specific details in your responses5. Type your work in a Word document. Be sure to save and keep an electronic copy for yourself6. Your answers should, of course, be your own. Unless specifically directed, you should not refer to any other outside sources (whether online, print, or another’s aid) beyond your brain and your textbook. This includes reading guides such as SparkNotes. Any reference material that does get included should be cited appropriately. See the “Academic Integrity” statement on the course policy for further information.7. When finished, submit your work in the appropriate dropbox (if you have not done this before, you will find instructions on the class’s Brightspace homepage). It is important that you submit it to the appropriate place, as that is where I will look for it.Exercises 1. In “Deepening Your Knowledge,” I mentioned that Hector’s refusal of his mother’s offer of wine shows us something about his character. Examine pages 249-255 and make of list of what, to you, are seven other significant actions or statements that show you something about Hector. Briefly summarize the action or statement, giving a reference, and tell what it shows you about Hector and why.2. Write one meaty paragraph: Based on what he says and does in this book, what is Paris like and why do you think so?3. Choose one of the following characters: Diomedes, Glaucus, Hecuba, Helen, Paris, Hector, or Andromache. Which is your personal favorite in this book and why?When you are finished, submit your exercises in the appropriate dropbox. You can find it next in this Unit’s content, under “Assignments,” or you can find it here: Unit 2C: The Iliad Book 6 Exercises