The chorus of this play laments the danger of marrying above one's station and also remembers the title character's marriage to their sister while keeping him company even during the terrible storm that closes this play. In this play, the protagonist refuses the aid of the father of the chorus, Oceanus, and Kratus argues with Hephaestus when the latter laments his duty. The title character of this play tells the story of the Danaids while revealing Io's destiny and refuses to tell Hermes which future child could be able to overthrow Zeus. For 10 points, name this Aeschylus play whose title cha
The chorus of this play laments the danger of marrying above one's station and also remembers the title character's marriage to their sister while keeping him company even during the terrible storm that closes this play. In this play, the protagonist refuses the aid of the father of the chorus, Oceanus, and Kratus argues with Hephaestus when the latter laments his duty. The title character of this play tells the story of the Danaids while revealing Io's destiny and refuses to tell Hermes which future child could be able to overthrow Zeus. For 10 points, name this Aeschylus play whose title character has been chained to a rock for giving fire to humans.
The chorus of this play laments the danger of marrying above one's station and also remembers the title character's marriage to their sister while keeping him company even during the terrible storm that closes this play.
Prometheus Bound