This character explains that he is at risk of a punishment so great that no arrow could reach the top; this character then receives an olive branch from his friend and has a vision of figures that he compares to gorgons. This character begs to a statue after being chased by figures who were ordered by a ghost to seize him, and this character is saved from them by a trial in which (*) equal votes are cast for guilt and innocence, which results in acquittal. This character's footsteps are followed to his hiding spot after his offering of two locks of hair is recognized. He pretends to be a Daulian when he claims that he is dead to gain entry into a palace with his friend Pylades; he then kills Aegisthus and his mother Clytemnestra in The Libation Bearers. For 10 points, name this brother of Electra and son of Agamemnon who names a trilogy b
This character explains that he is at risk of a punishment so great that no arrow could reach the top; this character then receives an olive branch from his friend and has a vision of figures that he compares to gorgons. This character begs to a statue after being chased by figures who were ordered by a ghost to seize him, and this character is saved from them by a trial in which (*) equal votes are cast for guilt and innocence, which results in acquittal. This character's footsteps are followed to his hiding spot after his offering of two locks of hair is recognized. He pretends to be a Daulian when he claims that he is dead to gain entry into a palace with his friend Pylades; he then kills Aegisthus and his mother Clytemnestra in The Libation Bearers. For 10 points, name this brother of Electra and son of Agamemnon who names a trilogy by Aeschylus.
This character explains that he is at risk of a punishment so great that no arrow could reach the top; this character then receives an olive branch from his friend and has a vision of figures that he compares to gorgons.
Orestes