A young character in this work steals back a weapon he had agreed to take from a character sleeping offhis pain.
A young character in this work steals back a weapon he had agreed to take from a character sleeping offhis pain. That weapon forms part of this play's significant use of props and scenery, which is rare in itsgenre. Because of advice from Helenus, Neoptolemus deceives the title character of this play by assuringhim that he will take him back to Greece. Neoptolemus later prevents the title character of this play fromshooting Odysseus, who wishes to take him away from the deserted Lemnos. For 10 points, name thistragedy by Sophocles that ends with Heracles rising from the dead to command his title student to go toTroy.
A young character in this work steals back a weapon he had agreed to take from a character sleeping offhis pain.
Philoctetes