The protagonist arrives in the city of his birth and claims to his sister that his name is Philebus. Afterwards, their mother arrives and tells his sister that she must accompany her to the annual Dead Man's Day ceremony. While the citizens are shouting out their sins, the sister arrives dressed in white and dances. She is then exiled from the city by her step-father, the king. When she reveals to the protagonist, that she cannot leave because she is waiting for her brother, he reveals his identity to her and the two plot revenge against their mother. In the end, he kills his mother and step-f
The protagonist arrives in the city of his birth and claims to his sister that his name is Philebus. Afterwards, their mother arrives and tells his sister that she must accompany her to the annual Dead Man's Day ceremony. While the citizens are shouting out their sins, the sister arrives dressed in white and dances. She is then exiled from the city by her step-father, the king. When she reveals to the protagonist, that she cannot leave because she is waiting for her brother, he reveals his identity to her and the two plot revenge against their mother. In the end, he kills his mother and step-father, invoking the wrath of the Furies, who take the form of the title creatures in, FTP, what play by Jean-Paul Sartre?
The protagonist arrives in the city of his birth and claims to his sister that his name is Philebus.
The Flies (do not accept The Libation Bearers or Choephoroi)