Hector's wife Andromache advised him
“Hector, thus it is you are father to me, and my honored mother, you are my brother, and it's you who are my young husband. Please take pity upon me then, stay here on the rampart, that you may not leave your child an orphan, your wife a widow … “
Most of Andromache's story is in the sixth volume of Homer's Iliad. Book 22 mentions Hector's wife, but not her name.
Andromache's husband Hector is one of the main characters of "Iliad", Their marriage is also in stark contrast to the marriage of Paris and Helen, as it is a completely legal and loving relationship.
Andromache begs her man at her gate when it becomes clear that the Greek army has defeated the Trojan horse and Hector must lead the prosecution to repel the Greek army. Hector explains that he must fight and that death will come for him whenever it is his time. Hector takes his son out of the maid's arm.
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