In a play, this character dances in a white gown on top of the cave from which dead souls are annually released to harass their living tormentors.
In a play, this character dances in a white gown on top of the cave from which dead souls are annually released to harass their living tormentors. In another play, this character is consoled by a chorus of palace virgins upon learning of a brother's death in a chariot accident, which turns out to be faked. This character submits her past for judgment by the "lord of flies and death" in a play by Jean-Paul Sartre. In a play's opening, after this character finds a lock of hair familiar to her own on a tomb, she is approached by (*) two men in hiding - her long-lost brother and his companion Pylades. She is castigated by the Dioscuri for working with that brother to plot the murder of her mother, who slept with Aegisthus while her father Agamemnon was at war. For 10 points, name this sister of Orestes.
In a play, this character dances in a white gown on top of the cave from which dead souls are annually released to harass their living tormentors.
Electra 