The People vs. Orestes

People in the last part of "The Orestia" entitled "Personnel" versus Orestes; Aeschlyus explained the trial of Orestes, Orestes was brought before the jury and charged with murder. The jury convicted and the goddess Athena voted to support Orestes. Of course this will question: Is Atena's decision fair? Oreste was resented by the murder of his father and inspired by Apollo who was dissatisfied with the vicious circle of antisocial behavior in his family, so I think that this decision will be the best interest for justice I will.

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.

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.

Throughout the script, there are various topics and points to gain attention, and issues you may encounter when reading this article. These points include Orestes' story, loyalty and dishonesty, expansion of family and family topics, rapid theme resolution, mythical acting, reasons for actions and so on. Olestess - he could not bring things in his hands, then a reasonable voice. He told Ortestes that he should not murder his mother. Her punishment should not be murder but exile. Murder seems to be a domino effect -> Murder leads another killer. It is better to tell someone to commit suicide -> There is no blood in your hands. Line 1048

In The Choephori, the second drama, Agamet and Argyztra's son, Orestes, faced a terrible dilemma. He killed Clytemnestra. In the final drama "Europe", Orestes was chased by revenge. Its role was to accurately revenge crime such as relatives' bloodshed. He evacuated to Athens, where the goddess Athena called the jury to try Orestes in the Acropolis. The jury divided. Athena voted for not guilty