First Impressions of Clytemnestra in Euripides’ Electra

The first impression of Elympus's Electra's Clytemnestra began with a dull guard who is afraid of the Queen ("Woman - she is manipulable like a man") and her tyranny rule ("old comrade, fear") 17). He said "I will endure the difficult times I experienced." We are very convinced that the house of Atleus he said is cruel, and he is perplexed by the return of his "love" king. Clytemnestra never mentioned the name ("I will not say a single word") as the sentinel was afraid to say so much punishment.

Comparing Agamemnon 's Clytemnestra and Electra and Agamemnon' s Electra 's mapping, Euripides and Aeschylus chose to represent Clytemnestra as a complex character. Badness is not a good thing - a sign of a complicated playwright. In Agamemnon, Clytemnestra is a sickly woman completely swallowed up by her daughter's murder case, the audience can only afford to sympathize with this woman; she can only revenge. In Electra, Clytemnestra was sacrificed by her daughter, was in a more sympathetic light, and her daughter is obsessive like her mother's desire to revenge her father's death It was moved by desire.

Euripides 'Electra Agamemnon' s fraudulent Clytemnestra came home from Victor General Troy, bringing home wealth, fame. He was murdered on the same day he returned. His infidelity wife Clytemnestra was waiting for her husband to go home and killed him while he was bathed after a long journey. During Agamemnon, the majority of the Queen's words were the reason for her actions. And the fleet departed for Troy because it was very worried that Iphigenin would be sacrificed to God.

Euripides and Sophocles wrote their own Electra story version. The basic plot is as follows. After the return of the Trojan War, Agamemnon was killed by Clytemnestra and her lover Aegisthus and regained his nephew Helen from the Trojan horse. Electra and her brother Orestes killed their mother and her lover in the retribution of his death. Both authors wrote the same plot, but the story was completely different. Sophocles focuses on Orestes, but Euripides focuses more on Electra's life.

Sophocles and Euclid version of Euripides and Electra version of Euripides are the central theme of revenge in many similarities. Characters, Electra and Orestes have to see again in retaliation against the father's murder. Unfortunately, in both versions, a legitimate solution led the brothers and sisters to destroy their mothers. Both versions of Electra can be compared with Aeschylus' Libation Bearers. But compared to Electra and Esiros' respective plays, they are more dramatic and more similar.