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The Aeneid Literary Analysis

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In class we have read many stories this semester. As a student I try to analyze every story, learn what each element represents, and understand what each sentence is trying to convey to the audience. In this particular story, “The Aeneid” written by Virgil, there are many issues that stand out and alert my attention. This story is surrounded primarily by tragedy because it was a lot of negative acts happening. Signs, dreams, and visions are important at many points in The Aeneid. For example, Lacoon and serpents, Aeneas's, and Archises departure were a big part in Book II. First, Laocoon was the son of Acoetes and is a major example in Greek mythology. He was known for marrying and having sons in the Roman Empire.
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