Question

question 7
what effect does priam’s emotional plea have on achilles?
achilles becomes enraged
achilles refuses to listen
achilles begins to weep with him
achilles leaves the tent

Explanation:

In Homer's Iliad, Priam, the Trojan king, pleads with Achilles to return his son Hector's body. Priam's emotional appeal (evoking grief for lost loved ones) triggers Achilles' empathy for Priam's suffering, leading them to mourn together.

Answer:

Achilles begins to weep with him