The Greeks, who represent family values, have abandoned their own families to go to war, while the transgressors of family values, the Trojans, are depicted as ideal models of family love.

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This statement reflects a common interpretation of the themes in Homer's "Iliad," where the Greeks are often seen as neglecting family for war, while the Trojans, particularly Hector, are portrayed as valuing family deeply.

The Greeks, Who Represent Family Values, Have Abandoned Their Own