In another play with this protagonist, Apollo convinces Athena that men are superior in marriage by noting that Athena was born directly from Zeus.
The title characters of one play centering on this figure hum in unison when they wake up. In another play with this protagonist, Apollo convinces Athena that men are superior in marriage by noting that Athena was born directly from Zeus. In one play, this character travels with the son of the king of Phocis; they pretend to be ordinary travelers and request hospitality so they may enter the palace and kill Aegisthus. For 10 points, identify this character, who murders his father and faces judgment by the Furies in the plays making his namesake trilogy: Agamemnon, The Libation Bearers, and the Eumenides, the slayer of Clytemnestra and brother of Electra.
The title characters of one play centering on this figure hum in unison when they wake up.
{Orestes} [do not accept “{Oresteia}”]