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The '''messenger''' was a member of the [[Greek]] army during the [[Trojan War]].While [[Odysseus]] was speaking with [[First Doctor|the Doctor]] and [[Steven Taylor|Steven]], the messenger entered his tent to report that [[Paris (The Myth Makers)|Paris]] was challenging [[Achilles]] to a duel and [[Agamemnon]] wished Odysseus to fight him. Odysseus refused, telling the messenger to tell Agamemnon to fight him himself. | The '''messenger''' was a member of the [[Greek]] army during the [[Trojan War]]. While [[Odysseus]] was speaking with [[First Doctor|the Doctor]] and [[Steven Taylor|Steven]], the messenger entered his tent to report that [[Paris (The Myth Makers)|Paris]] was challenging [[Achilles]] to a duel and [[Agamemnon]] wished Odysseus to fight him. Odysseus refused, telling the messenger to tell Agamemnon to fight him himself. | ||
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The messenger was a member of the Greek army during the Trojan War. While Odysseus was speaking with the Doctor and Steven, the messenger entered his tent to report that Paris was challenging Achilles to a duel and Agamemnon wished Odysseus to fight him. Odysseus refused, telling the messenger to tell Agamemnon to fight him himself.
