Justice In Orestes

The justice of Orestes Aeschylus is focused on the nature of justice. In the trilogy of The Oresteia, Akhaians evolved from the older, more primitive form of authoritarian justice to the concept of new civil justice designed by Athena. He is facing the serious moral problems brought about by the old and new order, the lives of Atlas families, and the crimes of Orestes. The lawsuit against Orestes is very strong. The son admitted to fight with his mother and violated the sacred relatives.

The point of "Eumenides" is a matter of justice. Orestes was accused of murdering his mother. In any case, there are two aspects. However, claims against Orestes are strong. He beat the mother and admitted that he broke sacred blood relationship. "I am not going to deny this - a serious punishment for the death of my dear father" (Eumenides, lines 463-464) This means that Orestes deliberately understands the behavior he made, It shows that it made. When Orestes murdered Clytemnestra, the connection between the mother and the child broke. In the old order, the family relied only on blood. My husband and wife have no relationship, but my son and his parents have the same blood. Clytemnestra can kill Agamemnon because there is no blood relationship. The right of revenge against revenge can not be ignored

Orestes - Orestes is the son of Clytamnestra and Agamemnon, brothers of Electra. As the hero of The Libation Bearers, Orestes spent a lot of time to revenge his father's murder. At the end of the game, he resented by defeating Aigisthos and Clytamnestra. Like his mother, Orestes is very smart and determined. He knew that he had to face the consequences, but he talked very well and made immediate what he needed to remember his father's memory.

The story of Orestes began with Electra taking care of his younger brother Orestes. He murdered their mother, Clementenisterra by insulting and murdering his father, Agamemnon. By covering Apollo Orestes retaliated against the death of her mother. Orestes suffers from fever and insanity. His consciousness is ripping him, and we see that killing without real intentions and reasons can do something to those who will make him feel guilty, sad, and regret . He probably will not be angry if he has a real reason and intentions and does not regret having killed his mother. Since King Argos and King Tyndareus were angry with his mother, Orestes and his sister Electra decided to die on suspension. Brothers and sisters understood their fate and tried to convince their uncle Menelaus to help persuade Algo as they change their mind. He denied them. Orestes, Electra and Piraes (a friend of Orestes) decided to kill Helen and kidnap her daughter Hermioney