Portraying Characters

How are the characters of Paris, Hector, Menelaus, King Priam and Helen portrayed in Book 3?

Paris) Paris is portrayed quite badly. He is portrayed as a person who can put on a mask for everyone around him, but once he has to show skill, he fails tremendously. Although this may be, Aphrodite seems to be on his side.

Hector) In book 3, Hector, Paris' brother, sees straight through his little bro, and sees what is truly there. He accepts Paris' challenge, and throws him into a one on one battle between him and Menelaus.

Menelaus) Menelaus, Paris' opponent, is literally THE champion of Troy. He is portrayed as a real tough guy who likes war. Although this seems to be true, he settles for defeating one person rather than thousands of needless bloodshed.

King Priam) Sadly, we do not get much description of  King Priam. He is portrayed as a flashy king though. He also seems to appreciate a great person, even if he faces against him in war. We see him actually complementing Agamemnon when Helen tells Priam who Agamemnon is.

Helen) Helen seems to be portrayed as the middle person, but also has a mind of her own. She obviously doesn't like Paris, but isn't really fond of Menelaus. She also seems to be a puppet of Athena's. We see her blaming Athena for everything bad that has happened to her and is happening to her.