For 10 points, name this Greek playwright of the Oresteia.
In one of this author's works, a woman has a dream of two beautiful women who begin to fight before her son yokes them to his chariot. That woman is told by her husband's shade to put on her finest clothes to greet her son after he returns from a defeat. At the start of another of this author's works, a woman imagines herself tangled in a net and cries out that a house stinks of murder, but still enters while praying for revenge on her (*) captors. This author's satyr play Proteus was likely part of a cycle in which a young woman sees a set of footprints that resemble her own and discovers a lock of hair on a tomb left by her brother. That woman's mother lays out a purple carpet for Agamemnon before killing him, and her brother is acquitted by Athena after the Furies pursue him for killing his mother Clytemnestra. For 10 points, name this Greek playwright of the Oresteia.
In one of this author's works, a woman has a dream of two beautiful women who begin to fight before her son yokes them to his chariot.
Aeschylus