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    The narrator expresses hatred for Helen of Troy and the city of Troy. They do not want to rule Troy after staying there, hoping that if Helen leaves then Troy will be free of her. However, Troy and Helen's name are repeated numerous times throughout, suggesting frustration or obsession with the topics.

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    The narrator expresses hatred for Helen of Troy and the city of Troy. They do not want to rule Troy after staying there, hoping that if Helen leaves then Troy will be free of her. However, Troy and Helen's name are repeated numerous times throughout, suggesting frustration or obsession with the topics.

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    The narrator expresses hatred for Helen of Troy and the city of Troy. They do not want to rule Troy after staying there, hoping that if Helen leaves then Troy will be free of her. However, Troy and Helen's name are repeated numerous times throughout, suggesting frustration or obsession with the topics.

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    I hate it.

    God, I hate Helen.

    I don't want to ever hate Helen.

    Troy, I meant to stay here and take over the reigns of Troy.

    Helen, if you leave, Troy will be free, Helen of Troy.

    Troy Troy.

    Troy Troy.

    What a boring name Troy Troy Troy, just like Troy Troy.

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