This character returns home with Pylades after threats of punishment from Apollo if he does not agree to avenge the murder of Agamemnon.
When another character doubts this man's identity, he asks her to compare a lock of hair that was cut in mourning with the hair on his head before advising her to look upon the creatures in her weaving and control her joy. This character believes that he is represented by a snake in a dream in which it sucks out milk and clots of blood from his mother's breast. In one scene, this character formulates a plan in which he speaks a (*) Parnassian dialect outside of a man's house and slays him before he can ask who he is and where he is from. This character returns home with Pylades after threats of punishment from Apollo if he does not agree to avenge the murder of Agamemnon. For 10 points, name this character who kills Aegisthus and Clytemnestra in The Libation Bearers.
When another character doubts this man's identity, he asks her to compare a lock of hair that was cut in mourning with the hair on his head before advising her to look upon the creatures in her weaving and control her joy.
Orestes