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HANNIBAL DOC Purple– Strategy, Planning, Tactics Blue – Thinking, Observation, Analysis Light Blue - Logical Reasoning Magenta – Foresight. Trap Evasion Red – Deception Orange – EI Green – Manipulation, SI Hannibal in his Youth Hannibal's Motivation: At the age of 9, Hannibal, with great determination, begged his father to take him on the conquest of Iberia. Hamilcar, his father, granted his request, took him to a sacrificial chamber, held him over the fire burning in the place, and made him swear never to be a friend of Rome. Hannibal understood his father's deep anger toward Rome and channeled his own emotions to fuel the same hatred. He swore so firmly that he said, "I swear that as soon as my age allows... I will use fire and steel to stop Rome's destiny." This oath would be the main motivation guiding his entire life and war. (Mental Fortitude, Empathy, EQE) Hannibal's Education: * Information about Hannibal's education during his youth is limited. He was taught by his father, Hamilcar Barca, who prepared him for military leadership and warfare. * It is mentioned that Hannibal received an education in Greek knowledge, which helped him develop a broad and well-formed intellect. This allowed him to excel not only as a soldier but also as a leader who appreciated the beauty and knowledge of his time. * After Hamilcar's death, Hannibal returned to his homeland to continue his studies until he was called by his brother-in-law, Hasdrubal. At the age of twenty-five, he began …

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