Discussion 3
3. In what ways is Book 4 the story of the tragedy of Dido? Book 4 has represented Dido as a tragic lover just like Romeo and Juliet as mentioned by Shakespeare. Dido is in love with Aeneas. From Book 4, it is evident that Aeneas also loves Dido equally. But, Aeneas leaves her in Carthage as he has to consider his business dealings and to naissance Rome. Dido is of the opinion that his love Aeneas will become capable of strengthening her city. The actions of Aeneas are, however, a result of the temporary rejection of his true Continue reading...