When she failed to return his love, Apollo spitefully declared that when she made a prediction, no one would believe her
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When she failed to return his love, Apollo spitefully declared that when she made a prediction, no one would believe her
The Trojans did not beleive Cassandra. It was her curse to not be beleived by others.
The Trojans scoffed at Cassandra's warnings due to a combination of her cursed gift of prophecy and their own hubris. After being cursed by Apollo to always speak the truth but never be believed, her dire predictions about the dangers of the Greek wooden horse went unheeded. Additionally, the Trojans were overconfident after their victory in the war and dismissive of any further threats. This disbelief ultimately led to their downfall when the Greeks infiltrated the city.
A 'cassandra utterance' is a warning that is not taken seriously. Cassandra was the daughter of King Priam of Troy who was given the ability to foresee the future by the God Apollo but cursed that her predictions would never be believed. She tried to worn the Trojans about the wooden horse.
Princess/Priestess Cassandra
You scoff! I am not surprised that you would scoff at that. Others may scoff, but I am on your side.
The Trojans did not believe in Cassandra's prophecy about the wooden horse because they were skeptical of her warnings, largely due to a curse placed on her by Apollo, which caused others to disbelieve her accurate predictions. Additionally, the sight of the horse, seemingly left as a gift, appealed to their desire for victory and celebration after a long siege. The Trojans were swayed by their own hopes and the manipulative rhetoric of the Greek forces, ultimately leading to their tragic downfall.
The past tense of "scoff" is "scoffed"
Scoffed is the past participle of scoff.
The plural of "scoff" is "scoffs."
The word scoff is both a noun and a verb.The noun scoff is a word for an expression of scornful derision.The verb scoff is to speak in a scornfully derisive or mocking way.Examples:"He delivered a scoff that took the smiles off all of our faces. (noun)"Most people who live in nearby communities scoff at the town's local superstitions." (verb)"The principal would invariably scoff at the faculty's ideas to improve the school.""While many believe that the Loch Ness monster is a real creature, others scoff at the idea."
In Greek mythology Cassandra was a princess of Troy blessed with the ability to foretell the future, but at the same time cursed in that no one believed her. She was not able to save Troy even though she tried to warn the Trojans about what would happen.