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    Oresteia Monologue

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    Oresteia’s been in shock since she shot her mother. She and Marcy’s gnatty little sister are about the same age‚ so I asked Marcy to babysit when Hella needs a break or other duties. I still get horny when I think of gnat girl. My ancestral ghosts have different proclivities. Tycho Brahe must have brought in whores for Jepp to fuck. I get a perverse pleasure watching myself fuck the traitor girls‚ from the prison cell. Commodus wants to ass fuck everyone he meets‚ so I’ve dedicated myself to make

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    Samantha Rhoads Literature Humanities Essay One‚ Wordcount: 2029 4 October 2014 The Role of Feminine Rhetoric Aeschylus’s The Oresteia explores the nuances of persuasive rhetoric. One of the most verbally powerful characters of the play‚ Clytaemestra‚ maintains her command solely through her effective use of persuasion. At the point in Greek history when The Oresteia takes place‚ war is in an interlude and the remaining warriors of the Trojan War carry out with their nostoi‚ or homecomings. Since

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    the seven warriors that will fight for Eteocles that alternates between him‚ the messenger‚ and the chorus’ prayer and hope that Thebes will be safe. The main distinction that can be easily contrasted is the use of chorus in the story. One of Aeschylus’ characteristics is to introduce the Chorus more into the plot instead of just having them around as the ensemble. This note of individuality of the Chorus can be seen on line 444‚ where there are two Chorus members that exchange dialogues and several

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    Sibghat Ullah Professor Qayyum Bhatti Research Methodology 6 January 2013 Gender Issues In Aeschylus Trilogy ABSTRACT Throughout human history gender issues have remained a common and important topic of debate.Gender conflict has played very crucial role in the history and destiny of mankind.This essay analyzes the conflicting issues between genders in Aeschylus trilogy Orestia i-e man woman relationship‚women status‚their efforts for identity and patriarchical system in

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    imprisoned in the middle of two moral obligations. Each of these obligations is absolute but in utter opposition with one another. Agamemnon is an innocent man forced by the gods into making a morally problematic decision. Agamemnon arrives late in Aeschylus’ play; until his arrival with Cassandra‚ most of the play deals with other characters anticipating his appearance. The reader gathers from the Watchman’s prologue a feeling of somberness: “dear gods‚ set me free from all this pain” (pg. 102). Once

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    compared to the original Oresteia where he is given mercy. The reason behind this is that Sartre wants to point out his existentialist philosophy which basically says that the life of a man should be revolved around freedom and being for itself. In a nut shell‚ he wants to say that human beings should act freely and the life of a person must revolve around himself and the only way one can find meaning in his existence is by seizing his own life. As compared to the original Oresteia where his crimes are

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    Clytaemestra and Agamemnon revel in and are gratified with the destruction that they cause. Because of this‚ Aeschylus is able to pressure his audiences into questioning their motives and whether or not these characters truly are agents of justice‚ or if they are just carrying out these acts to satisfy their own personal desires. Even though they appeal to divine justice to justify their killings‚ their motivation is very twisted and intertwined with other‚ less moral motives. When speaking about

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    Hubris as a Major Element in Aeschylus’s Prometheus Bound Aristotle created the basis for many different subjects including drama‚ politics and philosophy. Today‚ many of his works are constantly studied and his modern ideas are still prevalent in society. In Poetics‚ Aristotle focuses on the best kinds of tragic plot (Aristotle 20). One of the most important aspects of a perfect tragedy is hamartia‚ sometimes misinterpreted as tragic flaw. The true definition of hamartia is a fatal error committed

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    Aeschylus- Agamemnon Characters- The Watchman Clytaemnestra The Herald Agamemnon Cassandra Aegisthus The Chorus 1). The Watchman: • The watchman sets the time and place for the play (Agamemnon’s palace in Argos‚ the house of Atreus); he describes the many miserable nights he has spent on the rooftop of the palace watching for the signal fires that will herald the

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    In Aeschylus’ tragedies The Persians and Agamemnon‚ the interactions between messengers sent forward by the army and the queens ruling the land in their king’s absence play a vital role in the plot structure of the ’return of the king’. The ’return of the king’ revolves around a chorus‚ anxiously hypothesizing about what could have possibly happened to their king‚ a queen awaiting her son or husband’s return‚ a messenger announcing both the king’s arrival and the outcome of the king’s conquests

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