Achilles (588)

Mythology:

Alright, let's talk about Achilles was dipped in the river Styx, making him invincible, but they forgot to dunk his heel, making him vulnerable there. Classic mistake! Because he was invulnerable he was basically the MVP of the trojan war (Caused by Eris), kicking major ass. And get this, he had a homoerotic thing going on with his best bud, Patroclus (617). When Patroclus (617) got killed in battle, Achilles went on a serious vendetta against the dude who did it, Hector. He straight-up murdered him and desecrated his corpse like nobody's business. Then, when some fool named Paris shot Achilles in the heel, the guy's dying wish was to have his ashes mixed with Patroclus' so they could be together forever. Yeah, it's a bit zesty, but hey, love knows no bounds!

Random Fact:

Check this out, Achilles is the real-world example of the three-body problem (google it if you dare). And guess what? He spins faster than a racecar on steroids. Plus, this asteroid actually crosses Jupiter's orbit, indicating that it's all about self-expansion and higher understanding of one's vulnerabilities

Delineations:

1. Neglected Experience: Achilles' story reminds us that sometimes we neglect certain aspects of ourselves because other parts seem superior. It's like we're so focused on being badass that we forget about important parts of our own experience.

2. Strong Yet Weak: Achilles represents something so freakin' strong that it becomes its own weakness. The Achilles heel symbolizes vulnerability in the midst of all that power and strength.

3. Revenge: Oh hell yeah, revenge is Achilles' middle name! When someone messes with Achilles or his loved ones, he's all about getting payback, no holds barred.

4. Protection of Loved Ones: Achilles fiercely protects his loved ones, as shown by his epic vengeance for Patroclus. He'll go to extreme lengths to ensure their safety and well-being.

5. Strength: No doubt about it, Achilles embodies raw strength and physical prowess. He's a force to be reckoned with on the battlefield, leaving his enemies trembling in fear.

6. War: War is Achilles' stomping ground. He's a symbol of the chaos and intensity that comes with battles and conflicts. You don't want to mess with this dude.

7. Homosexuality: Hey, love is love, right? Achilles' relationship with his buddy Patroclus is kinda sus and sheds light on the diversity of human connections and the power of love, regardless of gender.