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Dear Mr. Brown,
This is with reference to the European Holiday Tour we chose through your company. The reference number of our transaction is TC456. I am sorry to inform you that the holiday we planned could not match up to the promises made to us in the Brochure or the itinerary.
To begin with, the Tour Manager, Mr. Joseph Phelps himself was not well-versed with the Itinerary and kept missing schedules. The accommodation arranged was also pathetic and we could not stay comfortably. At the time of planning we were promised four-star accommodation in all the places, though we ended up being staying in hotels which were no better than budget hotels.
It is very saddening to know that a company of your reputation promises exotic holidays and fails to meet the promised standards.
I request you to kindly look into the matter and take suitable remedial action.
Yours sincerely,
Nancy Harris
The legend of “Judgment of Paris” was believed to have
started the Trojan War because the award for Paris of Troy would be the most beautiful
woman, Helene, wife of the king Meleanus.
The legend begins at the celebration of the marriage of
Peleus and Thetis (parents of Achilles), to which goddess Eris wasn’t invited.
This was a great offence to Eris, so she decided to get her revenge by dividing
gods with simple beauty contest. This beauty contest was true representation of
the pride and narcissism of the goddesses. Eris brought one apple and said that
only the fairest one. The goddesses who claimed this apple were Athena, Aphrodite
and Hera. Because Zeus couldn’t decide, they decided that Paris of Troy should
be the one to judge the contest. Hera offered to make him king of Europe and
Asia, Athena offered wisdom and skill in war, and Aphrodite offered the world's
most beautiful woman – Helen, wife of the king Meleanus. Paris accepted the
Aphrodite’s offer. Paris has received Helen, but he also received the enmity of
other gods, especially Athena and Hera. After this, king Meleanus began the war
to retrieve his wife, which resulted in seven years of Trojan War. There is the
brief allusion to the “Judgment of Paris”
in the Iliad in lines 24.25–30.
In this excerpt, the carriage symbolizes DEATH.
From the passage, it can be seen that the word carriage is capitalized, that makes it a proper noun. This means that, the carriage is not just any carriage but the writer's own carriage of death, her death chariot, which will convey her to the land of the dead.