That group had chased a character to Delphi following the killings of Aegisthus (eye-JISS-thus) and Clytemnestra (KLAE-tem-NESS-truh) in a previous play by this author, in vengeance for the death of Agamemnon.
In one play by this dramatist, Kratos (KRAH-tose) and Bia (BEE-uh) drag the title character to Scythia, where Io (EYE-oh) wanders by to deliver a prophecy about Heracles. Atossa (ah-TOE-suh) and the ghost of Darius (duh-RYE-us) advise Xerxes (ZERK-seez) in a different play by this man. Another of his works ends when a group's name is changed to "The Kindly Ones." That group had chased a character to Delphi following the killings of Aegisthus (eye-JISS-thus) and Clytemnestra (KLAE-tem-NESS-truh) in a previous play by this author, in vengeance for the death of Agamemnon. For 10 points, name this author of Prometheus Bound and The Persians, whose trilogy consisting of Agamemnon, The Libation Bearers, and The Eumenides (yoo-MEN-id-eez) tells the story of Orestes (oar-EST-eez).
In one play by this dramatist, Kratos (KRAH-tose) and Bia (BEE-uh) drag the title character to Scythia, where Io (EYE-oh) wanders by to deliver a prophecy about Heracles.
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