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1)=That night, outside the Greek camp, Ajax plans his revenge. He sneaks back into the camp, and begins to kill every Greek he sees. Athena has sent a madness upon him, however, and he is actually cutting down a herd of livestock. In the morning, he gloats over his victories, but eventually begins to realize what he has done. Completely disgraced, Ajax falls upon his own sword, which had been given to him by Hector when he was at the height of his glory.
After his death, Agamemnon and Menelaus refuse to allow Ajax to be buried. After Odysseus speaks on his behalf, however, the two relent. Later, when Odysseus visits the underworld in Book 11 of the Odyssey, Ajax, still angry in death, is the only Greek to refuse to speak to him.
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