Clytemnestra and Aphrodite

Clytemnestra is one of the most famous villains in Greek literature, and Aphrodite is considered one of the most desirable women in literature. The Goddess of Greece is known for its masculine qualities. Because human women are considered disadvantageous to them. This relationship further demonstrates that God and Goddess are superior not only to power but also to social status. By comparing Agamemnon and Aechylus 'Homeric Hymn with Aphrodite, in ancient Greece literature shows that women taught women to subordinate to society by showing the influence of women' s behavior.

When Agamemnon fought in Troy, Agios cheated Clytemnestra. And he gave way to his progress. According to myth, she is destined to become a heathen in her childhood. When my father ignored a very important sacrifice to Aphrodite from her age, she cursed her family and said all her daughters were bad products. Clytemnestra took her daughter Erigone to Aegisthus. In order to sacrifice her daughter she was still angry with Agamemnon and began to plan to kill him. Clytemnestra and Aegisthus killed both of them when Agamemnon returned home with his newly acquired award Cassandra. Some people think that Agamemnon was killed because Cassandra was superseded as a cockroach, but I think murder was planned before Agamemnon took someone back.

Clytemnestra is a controversial character in mythology. She committed adultery, but she can condemn the curse of Aphrodite. The same applies to her husband who murdered her, but he can fight in the war because Agamemnon killed his daughter and tantalum was killed by their daughter. He also brought back Cassandra. And that will be his nephew. Adjusting the Clytemnestra's perception of the plan to kill her son Orestes is more difficult as she is fiercely protesting the sacrifice of Iphigenia, but I think she is going to retaliate against the death of his father I know to obey her.