Virgil portrays Aeneas as a Trojan hero, a warrior who will lead his people to safety, found a new Trojan state, and establish order in his and his countryman's lives. Aeneas is the embodiment of Roman virtues: He is the dutiful servant of fate and of the gods, he is an exemplary leader of his people, and he is a devoted father and son. I disagree with the question because Aeneas has demonstrated appropriate pietas of devotion to one's family, country, and mission. Aeneas's character possesses human qualities as well. He is presented as a flawed mortal man, a man with feelings. Aeneas easi…
