One character in this work argues that the child is kindred only to the father, whereas the mother is merely a vessel. A popular legend holds that at the premiere of this play, the actors' masks caused women in the audience to miscarry. It begins as the Pythian priestess describes the protagonist praying at the Omphalos, where he is rescued by Apollo. The protagonist of this play is (*) accused by the bloody ghost of Clytemnestra. At the end of this play, a hung jury necessitates Athena to break the tie in favor of the 
One character in this work argues that the child is kindred only to the father, whereas the mother is merely a vessel. A popular legend holds that at the premiere of this play, the actors' masks caused women in the audience to miscarry. It begins as the Pythian priestess describes the protagonist praying at the Omphalos, where he is rescued by Apollo. The protagonist of this play is (*) accused by the bloody ghost of Clytemnestra. At the end of this play, a hung jury necessitates Athena to break the tie in favor of the protagonist. For 10 points, name this Aeschylus play in which a trial frees Orestes from the clutches of the title beings, who become the title "kindly ones."
One character in this work argues that the child is kindred only to the father, whereas the mother is merely a vessel.
The Eumenides [or The Furies]