As they then they vanquished, and Helen's once more free. We raise our swards in proud salute to Zeus and victory!

And so quite contentedly the Trojans fell asleep, then form the belly of the horse our brave heroes crept.  While Helen waved a torch to signal to the waiting fleet to come and aid the preparation of Trojan mincemeat!

The Trojans were curious as to what the hammering sounds were within the Greek camp, and surprised to see their enemy's fleet of ships sailing away from the shores of Troy.

On discovering a huge wooden horse which was left, they believed it to be a gift from the fleeing foes, they rejoiced in their supposed victory and brought it into the city.

Odysseus was spotted in the crowd by Helen, where he stated:

"Now listen closely as I tell you our cunning plan, to win this war and so return you to your rightful man."

.....Where on earth am I? She remembered dancing at a feast for her husband and his guests - perhaps it was the bottles of retsina seemed to have more 'oomph' to her!

From the moment Paris popped his clogs the night before, Helen felt strange, and what was more, she seemed to wake up from a sleep, her senses all awry. Confused, she looked around and hollered...

Following the death of Achilles, Paris was slayed in a duel, releasing Helen from her trance-induced love.

Following the bitter battle, Poor warrior Achilles is left devastated by the killing of his friend and vows to slay the Trojan prince, Hector.

The vengeful and sly Paris decides to lure Achilles into the city by using Princess Polyxena as a honey trap! It worked! Paris shoots an arrow into Achilles vulnerable heel.

Along came Hector - brother to Paris. who advised not to show any cowardice. And the fellow Trojans were summoned

They eventually reached their destination and were sure to be there to stay. Until , that is, they'd rescued fair Helen!

Paris arrived as a guest at the court of Menelaus, king of Sparta, and immediately fell for his beautiful wife - she in turn struck with a well aimed arrow from Eros' bow, falls for Paris and, in a trance, was whisked back to Troy.

BUT it was Aphrodite's promise to give him the most beautiful mortal woman, Helen of Sparta, which clinched it.  Furious at this Hera and Athene vow to bring destruction on Paris' home city of Troy.

Aphrodite reckons she knew all his fantasies, promising to give him a beautiful woman that would make him go weak at the knees!

Paris, a handsome but sly Trojan was asked to make the tough decision on their behalf. What reward could these gorgeous girl's possibly offer Paris to sway his decision......

Hera, Aphrodite and Athene were arguing over which of them was the most beautiful.

Let's begin atop a mountain - Olympus  to be precise - where the gods and goddesses chilled out - 'twas paradise. But something was amiss up here, things weren't as serene and calm. Three Feisty girls were threatening to do each other harm.