Chorus Intervention in Aeschylus' the Eumenides and Agamemnon

In the Omenteia trilogy of Eumenides and Agamemnon, Aeschylus has built up an overall metaphor on the new elements of Athens' democracy. The chorus of each drama represents people who feel underestimated by changes in values ​​of society and who feel they are despised. In "Emenides", the chorus of Nemesis is disappointed with the infringement of the young gods and their powers; in Agamemnon, the chorus is worried about legitimate women of Clytemnestra without fruit Agamemnon's leadership.

The "Oresteia" trilogy of ancient Greek playwright Aeschylus consists of three series "Agamemnon", "Liberator", "Eurman". The trilogy as a whole was performed at the annual Dionysian Festival, which was originally held in Athens in 458 BC, and was regarded as Aeschylus' last certification and his greatest work. It follows the change of the House of Artus, the murder of Agamemnon from his wife Clytemnestra, and the subsequent revenge and consequences of his son Orestes.

Agamemnon's trilogy of Aeschylus and Oresteia has built up an overall metaphor on the new elements of Athens' democracy. The chorus of each drama represents people who feel underestimated by changes in values ​​of society and who feel they are despised. In "Emenides", the chorus of Nemesis is disappointed with the infringement of the young gods and their powers; in Agamemnon, the chorus is worried about legitimate women of Clytemnestra without fruit Agamemnon's leadership. All

Aeschylus Agamemnon role analysis - pioneer of the watchman Clytaemnestra Agamemnon Cassandra Aegisthus Choir 1). Security guards: • Watchers set the time and place of the game (Agamem Palace, Atlas Palace), he talked about the many tragic nights spent on the roof of the palace, they are trying to defeat Troy I will inform you of the fire. • Security guards are small people of Aeschylus, but like pioneers, he is used as a symbolic evil, hidden, and blind representative. In the opening ceremony of Agamemnon, the darkness of the consumption scene is used to indirectly convey the theme of evil, concealment, blindness. Character's behavior obviously supports evil themes. That play is one of murder and revenge, both of which are traditionally sinful. Agamemnon was murdered by his wife, Clayta Mestra, and Cleita Mestra wanted to retaliate.