The Fall of Troy

Strong walls around the city, Mount Ida behind the city, Rivers and streams

Troy was protected by strong walls, Mount Ida at the back, and rivers and streams flowing from the mountain, making it like a strong fortress.

A deserter who escaped sacrifice

The Greek told the false tale that he escaped from being sacrificed to the sea-god, making the Trojans believe his story about the horse.

So Trojans couldn't take it inside and get the luck

The Greek spy cleverly told the Trojans that if they took a smaller offering inside, the luck would go to Troy instead of Greece, making them eager to bring it in.

Hector, Achilles, Paris

The chapter mentions that Hector was killed by Achilles, Achilles was later killed by a poisoned arrow, and Paris was also killed by a poisoned arrow.