Instinctual Subtypes in The Iliad

[BalalaikaBoy]

it strikes me that there is a good example of each of the stackings in The Iliad. briefly (will probably explain more later)
Sp/So: Hector
So/Sx: Aeneas
Sx/Sp: Helen


So/Sp: Agamemnon
Sp/Sx: Odysseus
Sx/So: Achilles

interestingly enough...this works out to the Trojans being syn-flow and the Achaeans (Greeks) being contra-flow (if you say "but Helen is originally Greek, you can substitute Paris for the sake of this consistency). when you consider that the Greeks are the more glory-seeking aggressors, this makes a lot of sense

[BalalaikaBoy]

the types of many of the main characters
Achilles: SEE 8w7 Sx/So
Agamemnon: SLE 3w2 So/Sp
Odysseus: LIE 7w8 Sp/Sx
Patroclus: ESI 2w3 So/Sx
Menaleus: SLE 8w7 Sp/So
Ajax: S?E 8w7 ??/??


Hector: LSE 1w2 Sp/So
Paris: IEI 2w3 Sx/Sp
Helen: same as Paris
Priam: EIE 2w1 So/Sx
Aeneas: ESI 2w1 So/Sx (he's only mentioned briefly in the Iliad, but he's much more fleshed out in the Aeneid)

other epic characters
Persephone: ESI 1w2 Sp/Sx
Iphigenia: EII 9w1 So/Sx
Cassandra: IEI 4w5 Sx/Sp
Dido: some sort of Se-valuing ethical type and Sx dom