I like Hades and Persephone a lot like a love story. Or perhaps it's just my imagination that makes it so beautiful. I have read a lot of stories people wrote and I have observed a lot of people are caught up by that story and they really like it, they see something romantic about it.
Iliad has a love story aspect, yeah, but for me it's like what love shouldn't be like, what is not allowed in love. It's not allowed to be with someone even if you love them when you realize you cause a war and many people will die in this war and perhaps with them, many people in love will die and a lot more couples will suffer. I am not quite sure what Helen and Paris had is love, it's more like sexual attraction, because as far as I remember after the death of Paris Helen marries another Trojan prince and after the war she willingly returns to Menelaus, her first husband. I think in Odyssey or in some tragedy I have read she says she is very sorry for what she had done and she understands how dumb it was. She is the one of the worst characters in literature I've ever seen I mean she is everything (morally speaking) a woman shouldn't be. She really has the sexual appetite of her father Zeus who is famous with a lot of stories about that and they don't sound pretty cool for him but it's worse with Helen, because - first of all - she is not a goddess, and second of all - when she lived women were valued for their beauty and their chasity&virtue and she is really lacking the last two.