conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is a plot for a book about Anaxandra, Menelaus, Troy entitled Goddess of Yesterday?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Goddess of Yesterday: Anaxandra is the only daughter of Chrysaor, a chieftain who rules an uncharted island in ancient Greece.\nOne day King Nicander of Siphnos comes and demands hostage and tribute, he takes Anaxandra to be the playmate of his daughter Callisto.\nUnable to return home, she comes to love the small island of Siphnos and lives there for six years with Nicander\'s family.\nOne day, ships come into Siphnos harbor and kill everyone except Anaxandra, who survives by pretending to be Medusa by wearing an octopus on her head.\nFound by Menelaus, king of Sparta, Anaxandra assumes the identity of Princess Callisto, believing that Menelaus will otherwise abandon her.\nBrought into Menelaus\'s household in Sparta, all the members of his family welcome her, except Menelaus\'s beautiful wife, Helen.\nSuspicious of "Callisto," Helen\'s animosity towards Anaxandra places her in greater danger than ever.\nWhen Menelaus Leave for Crete to repay its king for slaves, Paris, a prince of Troy arrives to plunder Sparta\'s treasury and takes an eager Helen away with him.\nTo save Helen\'s daughter Hermione from leaving, Anaxandra takes her place and soon becomes the sole protector of Helen\'s infant son, Pleisthenes.\nUpon arriving in Troy, Anaxandra is exposed again by Helen, who will stop at nothing to make Anaxandra suffer and neglects her own son in favour of her new life as the bride of Paris.\nHelen is quickly beloved by all of Troy, save Paris\'s sister Cassandra.\nCassandra has foreseen that Helen will destroy the city, but she is cursed so her prophecies will never be believed.\nIn spite of her suffering, Anaxandra befriends Cassandra and Andromache, the bride of Prince Hector.\nWhen Menelaus learns that Paris has stolen Helen and the treasures of Sparta, he calls upon his brother Agamemnon and all of Helen\'s former suitors who have sworn to defend his honour and to declare war upon Troy.\nAs Helen revels in the war that will occur for her sake, Anaxandra finds herself falling in love with Euneus, the neutral king of Lemnos who is a friend of Hector.\nTorn between her love of Troy and her loyalty to Menelaus, Anaxandra must find a way to rescue Pleisthenes and return the young prince to his father before Troy is destroyed.