The equivalent of this character kills Adam Brant upon the urging of Lavinia in a trilogy by Eugene O'Neill.
He arrives at a town plagued by the title creatures on Dead Man's Day and introduces himself as Philebus in a play by Sartre. In other works, he shows mercy to a Phrygian slave before being stopped from killing his future wife by Apollo, and pretends to be carrying his own ashes or lays a lock of his own hair on a tombstone when he first encounters his sister. The equivalent of this character kills Adam Brant upon the urging of Lavinia in a trilogy by Eugene O'Neill. Often accompanied by his friend from Phocis, Pylades, on his vengeful quest, FTP identify this man who kills Aegisthus and his mother Clytemnestra for their murder of his father Agamemnon.
He arrives at a town plagued by the title creatures on Dead Man's Day and introduces himself as Philebus in a play by Sartre.
{Orestes}