For ten points, identify this Aeschylus play about the imprisonment of a Titan who gave men fire.
The man charged with performing the titular action of this work notes that "the tie of blood has strange power" and, before departing, another character tells the title character that "forethought you lack and need now for yourself." A sea nymph informes the title character that the one who ordered the titular action "has put down the mighty ones of old," while advice to humble oneself is given by Oceanus, who claims the title character lacks self-knowledge. The title character also addresses the daughter of Inachus, Io, prophesying that she will be freed from her curse and will give birth to a son named Epaphus and that he himself will be rescued by Herakles, who will kill the eagle that pecks at his liver. For ten points, identify this Aeschylus play about the imprisonment of a Titan who gave men fire.
The man charged with performing the titular action of this work notes that "the tie of blood has strange power" and, before departing, another character tells the title character that "forethought you lack and need now for yourself.
{Prometheus Bound}