Place it at the start of a mythology segment, then follow it with a short spoken explanation of Paris and Troy, and close the segment by returning to the recitation as a bookend.
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This clip is a spoken Greek recitation from the second book of Homer's Iliad, delivered in a measured, classical style with the cadence of ancient epic poetry. It feels solemn and dramatic, lending weight and ceremony to the words. The line concerns Paris being led away, giving the passage a tense, fateful quality.