Turnus challenges Aeneas from "summary" of Aeneid by Virgil,Frederick Ahl
Turnus, fierce and proud, could not bear the thought of Aeneas and his Trojan followers settling in Italy. His jealousy and desire for power consumed him, driving him to challenge Aeneas in a desperate bid to retain control of his land. The clash between the two leaders was inevitable, fueled by Turnus' burning rage and Aeneas' unwavering determination to fulfill his destiny. As Turnus prepared for battle, his mind was consumed by thoughts of victory and glory. He saw himself as the rightful ruler of Italy, a title he would not relinquish without a fight. With every passing moment, his resolve strengthened, his heart filled with the fire of defiance. He knew that facing Aeneas would be no easy task, but he was willing to risk everything for the chance to emerge victorious. On the other side, Aeneas stood firm and resolute, his eyes fixed on the horizon where Turnus awaited. He knew that the time had come to confront hi...
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