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Agamemnon is the main antagonist of the 2003 miniseries Helen of Troy.
Agamemnon was portrayed; by Rufus Sewell, who also portrayed Urshu in Gods of Egypt, Count Armand in The Legend of Zorro, Adam in Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, Eric Stark in Bless the Child, John Smith in The Man in the High Castle, Crown Prince Leopold in The Illusionist and Count Adhemar in A Knight's Tale.
Biography[]
Initially, Agamemnon seemed to be good ruler, loved; by everyone in the city of Sparta, and a good father and brother. He promised his brother, Menelaus the hand of Helen of Sparta in marriage; but didn't know that; she loved Paris, one of the princes of Troy.
After the wedding, Agamemnon had learned that; Helen went off to Paris. Furious, he then conspired to attack Troy; with his men, sacrificing his daughter; before heading off to war to appease the gods.
To end the war, Agamemnon build his Trojan horse to leave as a gift to Troy; before emerging at night to attack the city, kill the royal family and Paris, and forced himself on Helen. Menelaus tried to stop him on this last thing; but he was held back and forced to watch. But Agamemnon was eventually tricked; by Clytemnestra; who trapped him in a net and stabbed him to death.
Personality[]
Initially, Agamemnon seemed to be a heroic figure; who cares and respects others. But there also exists a side to Agamemnon that; makes him truly dangerous; with him also having sly, perverted, and murderous traits.